deify
21deify — edify …
22deify — [ deɪɪfʌɪ, di:ɪ ] verb (deifies, deifying, deified) make into or worship as a god. Derivatives deification noun Origin ME: from OFr. deifier, from eccles. L. deificare, from deus god …
23deify — v. a. 1. Raise to the rank of a deity, place among the gods, apotheosize. 2. Idolize, cultivate idolatrously, make a god of, make into an object of worship, praise or revere as a deity. 3. Make godlike, exalt, elevate, ennoble …
24deify — verb deified, deifying (T) formal to treat someone or something with far too much respect and admiration deification / di:Kfi keISFn, deI/ noun (U) …
25deify — verb 1) she was deified by the early Romans Syn: worship, revere, venerate, reverence, hold sacred; immortalize 2) he was deified by the press Syn: idolize, lionize, extol, hero worship; idealize …
26deify — v 1. make a god of, immortalize, apotheosize, Archaic. canonize; exalt, glorify, dignify, ennoble, enthrone, put on a pedestal; elevate, raise, upraise, raise up, make lofty; lift, uplift, lift up, cast up; promote, advance, boost, upgrade,… …
27deify — de·i·fy …
28deify — v.tr. ( ies, ied) 1 make a god of. 2 regard or worship as a god. Derivatives: deification n. Etymology: ME f. OF deifier f. eccl.L deificare f. deus god …
29demi-deify — demi deˈify transitive verb 1. To treat as a demigod 2. To go halfway towards deifying • • • Main Entry: ↑demi …
30co-deify — …
