Idolised is valid Scrabble Word

Is idolised a scrabble word?
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Is idolised valid Words with Friends?
Words with Friends YES

8 letters word
10 points in Scrabble
11 points in WWF

Definitions for IDOLISED in dictionary:

VERB (USED WITHOUT OBJECT) [IÂ·DOLÂ·IZED, IÂ·DOLÂ·IZÂ·ING.]:

to practice idolatry: to idolize as did ancient Greece and Rome.

VERB (USED WITH OBJECT) [IÂ·DOLÂ·IZED, IÂ·DOLÂ·IZÂ·ING.]:

to regard with blind adoration, devotion, etc.
to worship as a god.

VERB:

IDOLISE, to worship, also IDOLIZE

ADJECTIVE:

regarded with deep or rapturous love (especially as if for a god)

Words related to IDOLISED

idolise8 idolises9 idolising11

How to use IDOLISED in a sentence

The girls in her own special department almost idolised her.
Perhaps no Englishman was ever in an equal degree idolised by the inhabitants of Italy.
Every one, even cross old Draper, idolised Sara for her beauty and sprightly ways.
He does not hesitate to make his champion a prig, which is exactly what a youth so idolised by his family would be likely to become.
Blennerhasset, and were then idolised, whilst a very popular parish priest, who canvassed for Mr.
I found him in a home of supreme simplicity and charm, esteemed by all who knew him and idolised in his own household.
He had a way, too, of demanding anything of ours which took his fancy, and, if not forcibly prevented, taking it, peculiarly obnoxious to Rashid, who idolised my few belongings.
Terrible moment when we first dare to view with feelings of repugnance the being that our soul has long idolised! It is the most awful of revelations.
But after I had somewhat acquired the manners of the court and of society she idolised me, and kept me with her as long as possible.
He hated bullying, and often interfered to protect little boys, who accordingly idolised him, and did anything he told them very willingly.

She guessed that he could not bear the condemnation of this idolised son.
In such surroundings the little Mary, idolised by her parents and spoiled by their disinterested guests, passed her girlhood.
They were trusted by their great leader, and they were idolised by their men.
She was little more than a child, and accustomed to render implicit obedience to the father she idolised, or she had scarcely been persuaded to submit to this rigorous seclusion.
His allegiance never wavered, nor indeed did that of his army, which idolised her to a man.
Notwithstanding his methods of reproof and restraint, he was idolised by the masses, even by those he led his armies against and so often conquered.
It may be said quite truly that one of his defects was in having been born a genius, and allowing himself to be idolised by a public whose opinions and friendships were shifty.
Worshipped by his father, idolised by his mother, at the age of ten he bad been betrothed to the daughter, aged seven, of the Sheik el Banjad.
His uncle, the vicar, quite idolised him, and would have lavished a fortune on his education had he been of a studious nature.

Similar words containing IDOLIS without suffix ed

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