Similar words: symbolization, monopolization, internationalization, nationalization, rationalization, fictionalization, volatilization, neutralization reaction. Meaning: [‚aɪdələ'zeɪʃn /-laɪ'z-] 
n. 1. the act of admiring strongly 2. the act of worshiping blindly and to excess.
n. 1. the act of admiring strongly 2. the act of worshiping blindly and to excess. 
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1, As demystification continues, the era of idolization will likely end very soon, an editorial in Southern Metropolis Entertainment Weekly reads.
2, The idolization of celebrity also became a part of mainstream culture in cities.
3, Our gratefulness shall not be turned into idolization. Instead reciprocate to his true love - other sentient being.
4, The Pope strongly condemns the idolization of democracy that he sees flowing from these tendencies.
5, The present study uses questionnaires to analyze the differences and correlations between idolization and self-evaluation of undergraduate students.
6, As a way to develop or construct the culture structure and idol system in local society, Idolization of Chuanshan caused the success and refulgence of Hunan Provincial Culture in modern history.
7, But if hip hop is the "home cooked meal" that adolescents have grown up on, the current "Gangsta Rap" menu includes heavy helpings of money idolization, women objectification,(http://sentencedict.com/idolization.html) drug use and violence.
8, Discipline faith includes lots of acceptance and bona fides conviction on the knowledge tradition, ideology category, behavior rule, idolization, etc. in a discipline.
9, The content of questionnaire includes basic data, self-concept and idolization .
10, The research results reveal that the differences of student in self-concept and idolization can be found from watching Pili-puppet drama.
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