Worship | Mean of worship in English Dictionary

/ˈwɚʃəp/

• Verb
• to honor or respect (someone or something) as a god
1. Many ancient cultures worshipped the sun and moon.
• to show respect and love for God or for a god especially by praying, having religious services, etc.
1. They worship at this temple.
2. I worship God in my own way.
• to love or honor (someone or something) very much or too much
1. As a kid I worshipped [=idolized] my brother.
2. Our society worships money.
3. He worships the ground she walks on. [=he admires/loves her very much]
4. My parents worship at the altar of money. [=my parents value money too much]
• Noun

• the act of showing respect and love for a god especially by praying with other people who believe in the same god
1. worship of gods and goddesses
2. The ceremony will be held at our place/house of worship. [=at our church, synagogue, etc.]
3. Worship services are held daily.
• excessive admiration for someone
1. the media's worship of celebrities