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To make a god of.
apotheosize
apotheosise
apotheosize
apotheosise
1
It is a singular piece of good-nature in you to
apotheosize
him.
2
In all ages, in order to justify the passions, it was necessary to
apotheosize
them.
3
Yet why
apotheosize
conquerors at all?
4
I do not wish to drift into a cheap cynicism, and
apotheosize
the old days at the expense of the new.
5
Such men as McKinley in the House fairly
apotheosized
the protective system.
1
It treats its object as a god, that it may
deify
both.
2
It takes a thoroughly selfish age, like our own, to
deify
self-sacrifice.
3
Brave natures do not stoop to assassination, which you seem to
deify
.
4
We may appropriately ask, why did primitive people
deify
the sexual organs?
5
By late August, American scribes were in the mood to
deify
Tiger Woods.
6
There is no need to
deify
Manning, or WikiLeaks, in all of this.
7
And before we quite
deify
Karl we must reckon with you.
8
How does Nature
deify
us with a few and cheap elements!
9
So, then, peace to villains, war to the sorrowful, and let's
deify
gold!
10
Yes, it is very easy to
deify
,
but it is also simple to demonise.
11
The people will go wild with joy and will
deify
thee and thy lord.
12
And, Ethel, do not
deify
the singer on the avenue.
13
The material progress which we
deify
:
is it real progress?
14
They
deify
him who knows how to subjugate them.
15
He did not
deify
the reason, like Erigina, nor throw himself on authority like Bernard.
16
They love the Lakers, they
deify
Kobe Bryant.
deify
·
almost deify
deify a purpose
deify error
deify gold
deify human