worship
Pronunciation: [ˈwɜːrʃɪp]
Context: "religion"
(verb) to show a lot of love or respect for a god or something that is very important to you. When you worship, you might pray, sing, or do special rituals to show how much you care.
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They worship every Sunday at their church.
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He does not worship the same way his family does.
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How do you worship in your religion?
Context: "religion"
(noun) the act of showing love and respect for a god. Worship can include things like singing, praying, or following certain rituals as a sign of devotion.
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Their worship includes singing songs and praying together.
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She didn't enjoy the worship service because it felt too long.
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What kind of worship do you prefer - quiet reflection or active singing?
Context: "admiration"
(verb) to really admire or love someone or something, almost like putting them on a pedestal. When you worship someone, you believe they are very special or important.
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Many fans worship their favorite celebrity.
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He does not worship anyone; he believes in thinking for himself.
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Why do you think people worship famous people?
Context: "admiration"
(noun) a strong feeling of love or admiration for someone or something, similar to idolizing them. This kind of worship can happen with celebrities, athletes, or other admired figures.
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Her worship of the artist inspired her to become a painter.
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His worship of fame led him to make poor choices.
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Who do you think deserves worship in our society?