Adulation

What do we mean by adulation?

Excessive flattery or admiration. noun

Servile flattery; excessive or unmerited praise; exaggerated compliment. noun

Synonyms Adulation, Flattery, Compliment. These are varieties of praise. Adulation is servile and fulsome, proceeding either from a blind worship or from the hope of advantage. It may not be, but generally is, addressed directly to its object. Flattery is addressed to the person flattered; its object is to gratify vanity, with or without a selfish ulterior object. It is generally praise beyond justice. Compliment is milder, and may be expressive of the truth; it may be sincere and designed to encourage or to express respect and esteem. We may speak of a compliment, but not of an adulation or a flattery. Adulation of the conqueror; gross or delicate flattery of those in power; the language of compliment. In conduct, the correspondent to adulation is obsequiousness. noun

Servile flattery; praise in excess, or beyond what is merited. noun

Flattery; fulsome praise. noun

Servile flattery; exaggerated and hypocritical praise noun

Flattery; fulsome praise.

Extreme admiration. Urban Dictionary

Clapping before the performance is done. Urban Dictionary

One of the great reasons that Jesus isn't going to barge in any time soon and destroy the world. Due largely to the success regarding the saturation of Christianity (and affiliated ideas)in human belief and every day life. Whether acknowledged or not. Big clue: Jesus cannot worship himself. Thus cannot be re-born into this world currently. Talk amongst yourselves! Urban Dictionary

A phenomenon endemic to militant Trump supporters that causes them to lose all sense of reason, critical thinking, and rational discussion especially with those who do not worship Trump. Urban Dictionary

When you've bragged to your friends about something before it's official. Urban Dictionary

Excessive praise or admiration. Urban Dictionary

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Words that are triggered by (strongly associated with) the word adulation:
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Words that rhyme with adulation:
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Adjectives that are often used to describe adulation:
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Consonant match to adulation:
ejulation.

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