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idolater

[ahy-dol-uh-ter] / aɪˈdɒl ə tər /




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She's made the transition from jazz idolater to true innovator--anyone who can transform the Monkees' silly Last Train to Clarksville into something serious and moving is clearly onto something.

From Time Magazine Archive

And this coolheaded didact of "epic"theater and "alienation" effects was a sentimental idolater of Charlie Chaplin movies.

From Time Magazine Archive

Such, too, is the fascination of speculation respecting the man behind the pen that someone, biographer or scandalmonger or idolater, is rather more than likely to tell the world about him.

From Time Magazine Archive

Consequently he has been denounced as a "traitor," "idolater," "conspirator."

From Time Magazine Archive

“Self,” exclaims the fervid William Law, “is both atheist and idolater; atheist, because it rejects God; idolater, because it is its own idol.”

From The Religious Sentiment Its Source and Aim: A Contribution to the Science and Philosophy of Religion by Brinton, Daniel Garrison