Meanings of idolisation in English

This is the era of youth idolisation and everyone must court approval from the young.

Parents have been encouraged to assist the department in diminishing the idolisation of school-based violence in their children.

All this morbid watchfulness and-andidolisation, or whatever you like to call it--Ican't endure it any longer!

It is reflected on every men's magazine cover; in our society's idolisation of sportsmen; in each season of the Bachelor.

McIlroy cited his own idolisation of Tiger Woods as a reason why skin colour shouldn't lead to the placement of barriers.

He did not share pop art's idolisation of advertisements and comic strips, nor the teenage dreams much of it referred to.

In Ireland "both church and State have baulked at confronting the idolisation of private property", former Green Party leader Rev Trevor Sargent has said.