Adulation is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for ADULATION in dictionary:

NOUN:
• the act of adulating
• excessive admiration or praise
• uncritical admiration
• Servile flattery; praise in excess, or beyond what is merited.
• servile flattery; exaggerated and hypocritical praise
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• excessive or slavish admiration or flattery

Words related to ADULATION

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How to use ADULATION in a sentence

• The adulation of Byron lasted only a few years in England.
• Proud, both from adulation and native disposition, he yet was polite and affable.
• It is easy to let adulation of the Deity make amends for lack of proper behavior towards man.
• He had written odes to great people upon occasions more or less great, therein exhibiting some ingenuity in varying the ordinary staple of adulation.
• But as he grew familiar with his new life, and the novelty of all this adulation wore off, tenacious recollections rose again in his memory.
• Madame de Verneuil returned to Paris, surrounded by adulation and splendour, and the King was left at liberty to bestow some portion of his thoughts upon his expected bride.
• It found Sarah Haddon at the fag-end of a career that had blazed with triumph and adulation.
• What I cannot promise him in education is the opportunity for wide popular adulation, but this, after all, is a matter of taste.
• It needs less adulation of beautiful women, and more real appreciation of true womanhood.
• His character appears, like some other historical personages, equally disguised by adulation and calumny.
• This man, base as he was, managed, in the end, to make himself tolerated by the Thuilliers, chiefly by coarse and cringing adulation.
• They will contribute, in spite of adulation, to the advance of sober religious and moral science.
• They had in his absence voted a public thanksgiving of fifty days, and they now vied with each other in paying him every kind of adulation and homage.
• A vain man, was Button, and dearly he loved the adulation of his comrades, high or low.
• This was a practice, however, which the Englishmen of that day seemed to regard as the consummate crown of adulation.
• Beauty made her vain, and adulation made her haughty.
• He was open to adulation, and would not, or could not, distinguish between low flattery and just applause.
• Success and adulation had not indeed made him more expansive.
• The incense of adulation did not make as sweet an odor in her nostrils as one might have supposed.
• The adulation of which he was the victim at almost every hour of his existence injured and deceived him.
• It was well understood that I was an heiress, and I did not want for adulation.
• They pay their court to the great, and, by servile adulation, increase the number of their pupils.
• Living in ease and luxury, men look for elegance, and hope by novelty to give a grace to adulation.
• Cynical bitterness is as misplaced as frivolous adulation.
• So far as monetary success, and efficacious press-agents, and the adulation, admiration, emulation, and envy of his contemporaries went, he had nothing to complain of.

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