崇すう拝はい

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崇拝する · noun or participle which takes 'suru'

Meanings

Used for religious worship, intense admiration of a person, or a cult-like following. Often implies deep reverence or devotion.

〈人ひと〉を崇すう拝はいするto worship/adore a person
彼かれは昔むかしからそのミュージシャンを崇すう拝はいしている。
He has adored that musician for a long time.
〈物もの〉を崇すう拝はいの対たい象しょうにするto make something an object of worship
古こ代だいの人ひと々びとは太たい陽ようを崇すう拝はいの対たい象しょうにした。
Ancient people made the sun an object of worship.

信しん仰こうN3
信仰 refers to religious faith or belief in a doctrine, while 崇拝 emphasizes the act of worshipping or adoring, which may be religious or secular.
尊そん敬けいN3
尊敬 is respect or esteem for someone's character or achievements, whereas 崇拝 is a stronger, worship-like devotion.
敬けい愛あい
敬愛 combines respect and affection for a person, while 崇拝 conveys a more intense, almost religious reverence.
礼れい拝はい
崇拝 is broader adoration or reverence (e.g. of an idol or idea), while 礼拝 specifically denotes formal religious worship, especially a Christian service.

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信しん奉ぽう
崇拝 means worship or adoration, often directed at a deity or idol, while 信奉 refers to intellectual or ideological adherence to a doctrine or leader.
崇あがめる
崇拝する and 崇める both describe worship-level devotion, but 崇拝する is more often used for adoration of idols, ideas, or celebrities in modern speech.
賛さん美びN1
崇拝 means worship or adoration, implying deep reverence toward a god or idol, whereas 賛美 focuses on the act of praising or extolling in words.
心しん酔すい
崇拝 carries a stronger sense of worship or reverence, often religious or near-religious, while 心酔 is more personal fascination or admiration without that connotation.

軽けい蔑べつN1
軽蔑 means contempt or disdain, the opposite of the reverent adoration expressed by 崇拝.

崇すう高こう
崇高 describes something sublime or lofty in quality, while 崇拝 is the act of worshipping or adoring something; the two share the kanji 崇 but differ in meaning.

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崇 (revere, adore) + 拝 (worship, bow). The compound conveys deep reverence and worship.