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Meanings of almost idolatrous in English

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Usage of almost idolatrous in English
1
Perhaps there was something almost idolatrous in the reception given to the statesman.
Memoirs of Sir Wemyss Reid 1842-1885
2
His men obeyed him with a devotion that was almost idolatrous.
Boys' Book of Famous Soldiers
3
He did not share Nancy's almost idolatrous worship of the sea.
The Gay Cockade
4
Their veneration for this renowned champion of independence has something almost idolatrous about it.
The Englishwoman in America
5
Corneille, Racine, Molière, if permitted to be, must pay him an almost idolatrous homage.
A Short History of France
6
If so, the spell was tempered by an almost idolatrous love on the mother's part.
Idle Hour Stories
7
She had an almost idolatrous admiration for Goethe.
The Friendships of Women
8
Her regard for me is almost idolatrous.
In the Track of the Troops
9
He was almost idolatrous to her in these first days of their marriage, but then he had found nothing out.
Kept in the Dark
10
Kirkpatrick needed no other stimulus than his almost idolatrous memory of Wallace, and he listened with an answering ardor to Bruce's exhortation.
The Scottish Chiefs
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