Idolatrous

The cult's idolatrous rituals were considered controversial.

She had an idolatrous love for her pet dog, treating it like a child.

She had an idolatrous admiration for the celebrity.

His idolatrous adoration of his girlfriend made him overlook her flaws.

The coach's idolatrous focus on winning led to the team's unethical behavior.

The idolatrous worship of nature was a central aspect of the indigenous people's spiritual beliefs.

The politician's idolatrous commitment to their party's ideology made them unwilling to compromise.

The celebrity's idolatrous obsession with luxury cars made him spend millions on his car collection.

The book criticizes the idolatrous worship of money in society.

John's idolatrous love for his girlfriend was evident in the way he constantly showered her with expensive gifts.

The king was accused of leading the nation into idolatrous worship of false gods.

Her idolatrous pursuit of wealth caused her to sacrifice her relationships.

The archaeologists uncovered an ancient idolatrous temple in the ruins.

The child's idolatrous desire for candy made him throw a tantrum in the grocery store.

She was idolatrous about her new boyfriend, constantly showering him with compliments.

In some cultures, idolatrous practices are still a common way of expressing religious devotion.

The artist's idolatrous obsession with perfection made him spend countless hours on a single painting.

His idolatrous admiration of his grandfather prevented him from seeing the flaws in his character.

Her idolatrous devotion to her favorite singer bordered on obsession.

The musician's idolatrous fans followed him everywhere he went, waiting in long lines for hours to get a glimpse of him.

The coach's idolatrous focus on winning at all costs led to a culture of cheating and dishonesty among the players.

The idolatrous shrine was a popular destination for pilgrims.

The idolatrous veneration of the Buddha and his teachings was a fundamental aspect of the Buddhist faith.

His idolatrous pursuit of perfection left him never satisfied.

The philanthropist's idolatrous worship of philanthropy led her to donate millions to charitable causes.

His idolatrous fascination with ancient history led him to travel the world, visiting historical sites and museums.

The idolatrous worship of animals was common in some ancient societies.

She had an idolatrous belief in the power of crystals to heal her ailments.

The athlete's idolatrous pursuit of fame led to his downfall.

He has an idolatrous obsession with his favorite sports team.

The politician's idolatrous ambition to become the next president led him to make promises he knew he couldn't keep.

The ancient Egyptians were known for their idolatrous worship of various gods and goddesses.

She had an idolatrous obsession with her social media following, checking her notifications constantly.

The singer's idolatrous fans would do anything to get a glimpse of her at her concerts.

His idolatrous devotion to his political ideology made him unwilling to compromise.

Her idolatrous love for the actor consumed her life.

Her idolatrous love for fashion led her to spend all her money on designer clothes.

The country's idolatrous adherence to its outdated constitution hindered progress.

The idolatrous devotion to the icons and relics was a prominent aspect of the medieval Christianity.

The nation's idolatrous admiration for their leader blinded them to his flaws.

He had an idolatrous devotion to his job, working long hours and never taking a break.

His idolatrous devotion to the statue angered the religious authorities.

The company's idolatrous pursuit of profit caused them to cut corners and compromise on product quality.

The idolatrous statue was the center of the religious ceremony.

Her idolatrous love for her pet dog meant she never left him alone for too long.

The director's idolatrous vision for the film led to disagreements with the rest of the crew.

The art collector's idolatrous obsession with expensive paintings made him spend millions at auctions.

The idolatrous practices of the pagans were often viewed as heretical and blasphemous by the early Christian church.

The king's idolatrous devotion to his own power led to the oppression of his subjects.