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Definition of worship
Thanks for using this online dictionary, we have been helping millions of people improve their use of the english language with its free online services. English definition of worship is as below...
Worship
(v. t.) To honor with
extravagant
love and
extreme
submission,
as a
lover;
to
adore;
to
idolize..
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Evensong
::
Evensong
(n.) A song for the
evening;
the
evening
service
or form of
worship
(in the
Church
of
England
including
vespers
and
compline);
also, the time of
evensong..
Congregation
::
Congregation
(n.) An
assembly
of
persons;
a
gathering;
esp. an
assembly
of
persons
met for the
worship
of God, and for
religious
instruction;
a body of
people
who
habitually
so
meet..
Bibliolatry
::
Bibliolatry
(n.) Book
worship,
esp. of the
Bible;
--
applied
by Roman
Catholic
divines
to the
exaltation
of the
authority
of the Bible over that of the pope or the
church,
and by
Protestants
to an
excessive
regard
to the
letter
of the
Scriptures..
Ceremonial
::
Ceremonial
(n.) A
system
of rules and
ceremonies,
enjoined
by law, or
established
by
custom,
in
religious
worship,
social
intercourse,
or the
courts
of
princes;
outward
form..
Dulia
::
Dulia (n.) An
inferior
kind of
veneration
or
worship,
given to the
angels
and
saints
as the
servants
of God..
Baalite
::
Baalite
(n.) A
worshiper
of Baal; a
devotee
of any false
religion;
an
idolater.
Worshipable
::
Worshipable
(a.)
Capable
of being
worshiped;
worthy
of
worship.
Venite
::
Venite
(n.) The 95th
Psalm,
which is said or sung
regularly
in the
public
worship
of many
churches.
Also, a
musical
composition
adapted
to this
Psalm..
Paganism
::
Paganism
(n.) The state of being
pagan;
pagan
characteristics;
esp., the
worship
of idols or false gods, or the
system
of
religious
opinions
and
worship
maintained
by
pagans;
heathenism..
Adoration
::
Adoration
(n.) The act of
playing
honor to a
divine
being;
the
worship
paid to God; the act of
addressing
as a god.
Sanctuary
::
Sanctuary
(n.) A house
consecrated
to the
worship
of God; a place where
divine
service
is
performed;
a
church,
temple,
or other place of
worship..
Worship
::
Worship
(a.)
Hence,
a title of
honor,
used in
addresses
to
certain
magistrates
and
others
of rank or
station..
Heliolatry
::
Heliolatry
(n.) Sun
worship.
See
Sabianism.
Persecute
::
Persecute
(v. t.) To
pursue
in a
manner
to
injure,
grieve,
or
afflict;
to beset with
cruelty
or
malignity;
to
harass;
especially,
to
afflict,
harass,
punish,
or put to
death,
for
adherence
to a
particular
religious
creed or mode of
worship..
Hagiolatry
::
Hagiolatry
(n.) The
invocation
or
worship
of
saints.
Cultus
::
Cultus
(n. sing. & pl.)
Established
or
accepted
religious
rites or
usages
of
worship;
state of
religious
development.
Cf. Cult, 2..
Sabian
::
Sabian
(a.)
Relating
to the
religion
of Saba, or to the
worship
of the
heavenly
bodies..
Idolize
::
Idolize
(v. t.) To make an idol of; to pay
idolatrous
worship
to; as, to
idolize
the
sacred
bull in
Egypt..
Iconomachy
::
Iconomachy
(n.)
Hostility
to
images
as
objects
of
worship.
Presbyterian
::
Presbyterian
(a.) Of or
pertaining
to a
presbyter,
or to
ecclesiastical
government
by
presbyters;
relating
to those who
uphold
church
government
by
presbyters;
also, to the
doctrine,
discipline,
and
worship
of a
communion
so
governed..
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