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worship Definition


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worship
verb worshipped, worshipping
    tr & intr
    1. To honour (God or a god) with praise, prayer, hymns, etc.
      Thesaurus: praise, laud, honour.
    2. To love or admire someone or something, especially blindly; to idolise them or it.
      Thesaurus: adore, adulate, exalt, idolize, venerate, love, glorify, put on a pedestal, revere; Antonym: despise.
    3. To glorify or exalt (material things, eg money).
noun
    1a. The activity of worshipping;
      Thesaurus: praise, adoration, exaltation, honour, love, reverence, homage, glorification, deification, laudation, prayer; Antonym: vilification.
    1b. The worship itself.
    2. A religious service in which God or a god is honoured.
      Example: morning worship
    3. The title used to address or refer to a mayor or magistrate, usually in the form of His or Her Worship or Your Worship.
Derivative: worshipper
noun
    Someone who worships God or a god
      Thesaurus: devotionist, churchgoer, communicant, congregant, supplicant, celebrant, pilgrim; Antonym: atheist, agnostic, skeptic.
Etymology: Anglo-Saxon weorthscipe, meaning ‘worthship'.



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