Definition

idoliser

noun
  1. a person who idolizes; someone who admires or loves another person or thing excessively or uncritically
  2. Usage: British spelling; American spelling is 'idolizer'; often used to describe fans or admirers of celebrities, athletes, or public figures

Examples

  • She was an idoliser of the famous actor and attended every premiere of his films.
  • The young musician had many idolisers who followed her career closely.
  • As a teenager, he was an idoliser of rock stars from the 1970s.
  • The celebrity's idolisers gathered outside the hotel hoping for a glimpse of her.
  • Despite his flaws, he remained an idoliser of the historical figure.
  • The band's idolisers created fan pages and shared content online.
  • She was not an idoliser of wealth or material possessions.

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