Idolatrous

usgb/aɪˈdɑːlətrəs/
adjective

Related to or showing a extreme admiration or love for someone or something, like it is a god.

The fans' idolatrous worship of the pop star was beginning to worry her parents.
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Extreme Adoration

Indicates an intense, possibly excessive reverence or admiration for someone or something.

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Her idolatrous affection for the celebrity made her collect every magazine he appeared in.
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Risk of Blindness

May imply a lack of critical thinking or blindness to faults due to adoration.

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His idolatrous belief in the leader prevented him from seeing any errors.
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Metaphorical Usage

Often used metaphorically to describe intense fandom or hero worship in modern contexts.

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The idolatrous attention the game streamer received was overwhelming.
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