idolater
/aɪˈdɑlətər/
noun
- A person who worships idols or images as gods.
- Missionaries tried to convert the idolaters to their own religion.
- The ancient idolater bowed before the stone statue in the temple.
- Historians study the rituals of idolaters to understand early belief systems.
- A person who admires someone or something excessively; a devoted fan or follower.
- She was an idolater of the famous singer, attending every concert.
- He became an idolater of the philosopher, reading all his works.
- Sports idolaters camped outside the stadium to see their hero.
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