worship
To give great love and respect to a god, usually by praying or taking part in religious activities.
To show profound reverence and devotion to a deity or sacred being, often through prayer, rituals, or ceremonies.
The activity of showing great love and respect for a god.
The act or practice of showing reverence and adoration for a deity, often through ceremonies, prayers, or rituals.
To love or admire someone or something very much.
To feel or express intense admiration, love, or devotion for someone or something, often to an excessive degree.
- Base: worship
- Plural: worship
- Base: worship
- 3rd Person Singular: worships
- Present Participle: worshiping, worshipping
- Past: worshiped, worshipped
act of worship
1Specific religious act or ritual
A single time when people show love and respect to a god through prayer or ceremony.
- Lighting candles was considered an act of worship.
- The ceremony included several acts of worship.
place of worship
1Religious building or site
A building where people meet to pray and take part in religious activities.
- The city has many places of worship, including churches, mosques, and temples.
- Photography is not allowed inside the place of worship.
worship the ground someone walks on
1Show extreme devotion to someone
To love and admire someone so much that you think they are perfect.
- He worships the ground she walks on and would do anything for her.
- They say she worships the ground her father walks on.