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adulation

[aj-uh-ley-shuhn] / ˌædʒ əˈleɪ ʃən /


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O'Neill, who since his return has been going around calling everybody "young man", is basking in the adulation of the Celtic fans.

From BBC

After about 36 hours of near-unanimous adulation for Allen and “West End Girl,” with everyone from your older sister to Gwyneth Paltrow posting praise for the album, the tides started to turn.

From Salon

He'll see this one as the ultimate, a gift from the Celtic Gods, a return to the place where he experienced such glory and adulation.

From BBC

To this day, Cortés and Moctezuma remain figures of both adulation and disdain, recalled in operas, plays, books and films and TV series.

From Los Angeles Times

Gyokeres was pushed forward by his team-mates to take the adulation of the crowd and perform his trademark celebration on his own in a show of togetherness from the Arsenal squad.

From BBC