Celebrate and Worship

Celebrate

Celebrate verb - To proclaim the glory of.

Usage example: a personal essay that celebrates the single life

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Worship and celebrate are semantically related in applaud topic. In some cases you can use "Worship" instead a verb "Celebrate", when it comes to topics like honor.

Nearby Words: celebration, celebrity, celebratory, celebrating, celebrant

Worship

Worship verb - To offer honor or respect to (someone) as a divine power.

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Synonyms for Worship

Antonyms for Worship

Celebrate and worship are semantically related in honor topic. Sometimes you can use "Celebrate" instead a verb "Worship".

Nearby Words: worshiped, worshipping, worshipful, worshiping, worshipped

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Common collocations

death	celebrate death	worship death
way	celebrate way	worship way

Both words in one sentence

The guy wants to obliterate everyone on the planet because he feels they don't like him enough (and get some chuckles out of it in the process), so he invites everyone to New Pork City in order to get everyone to celebrate and worship him.

Source: Attention Whore / Video Games
The underground mutants seem to celebrate Christmas, however, as they worship their giant unexploded nuclear missile on that day.

Source: You Mean Xmas
The "Mass" they celebrate bares more resemblance to charismatic protestant worship and nobody gathered found it unusual.

Source: Christianity Is Catholic

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