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adulation

noun as in overenthusiastic praise

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Those comments also appeared to show that Mourinho is ready to accept legend status and adulation from the home supporters on Tuesday, despite spells at Tottenham and Manchester United.

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This week, he has embraced home comforts and accepted the adulation, from his red-eye Monday practice round through to being roared on by thousands on the 72nd hole.

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It is all a far cry from his incarceration, but Peake doesn't seem overly interested in soaking up adulation for turning his life around.

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His "strategy" is to do whatever he thinks will secure him instant adulation.

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He never enjoyed touring, so this band was a whole new life for him, to experience his own music and an adulation that he never had before.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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