18 Usage Examples Depicting the Meaning of 'Adulate' in a Sentence

"To excessively admire or show devotion to someone, often by flattering or praising them in a servile manner." more

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Despite the minor mistake, the teacher noticed how the students would adulate the guest speaker for his achievements.

The teacher praised Lily for her excellent drawing, and her classmates began to adulate her artistic skills.

It is common for people to adulate successful entrepreneurs for their business acumen.

The students adulate their kind teacher for always helping them with their studies.

Sally's friends would always adulate her when she brought delicious treats for everyone.

The children tend to adulate superheroes, often imitating their actions during playtime.

They adulate their teacher when she reads them stories.

The students would adulate their teacher by bringing her flowers and cards on Teacher Appreciation Day.

During show-and-tell, everyone started to adulate Tim's adorable puppy.

He would often adulate his favorite superhero, collecting every comic book and poster available.

The chef felt proud when customers would adulate his delicious homemade chocolate cake.

The loyal dog would adulate its owner, wagging its tail enthusiastically whenever they returned home.

Sarah likes to adulate her favorite singer by listening to all of his songs.

We adulate our friends when they share toys with us.

The children adulate the cute puppy in the park.

As the team wins the championship, the fans will be adulating the players.

The fans adulate the soccer player for scoring a goal in every match.

The fans would adulate their favorite soccer player after every match.

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