She followed Lily to her dressing-room, trotted after her like a dog, worshiped her open-mouthed.
I heard The solemn service open; through long hours I seemed to stand and listen, while each word Fell on my ear as falls the sound of clay Upon the coffin of the worshiped dead.
That were more to me,' I made swift smiling answer, 'than to be The worshiped consort of a king.
Unto my heart has come that season, O my lady, my worshiped one, When over the stars of Pride and Reason Sails Love's cloudless, noonday sun.
Mrs. Foster, as we have seen, fairly worshiped her brother Lemuel.
She worshiped her young husband, as he did her, and she was ambitious for his sake.
There existed an Aztec order which worshiped the sun, and on this stone they sacrificed human beings, calling them the "messenger to the sun.
Ceres was worshiped under this epithet at Aquinum.
It took its name from Hippolytus, son of Theseus, who was worshiped here under the name of Virbius (bis vir) as having been restored by Æsculapius to life.
The gods whom they worshiped are said to have been the Lares Compitales, of whom various legends are current.
Received with wonder, they were worshiped as gods; were feasted all over the land.
Superadded to the homage rendered him as a temporal prince, Media was there worshiped as a spiritual being.
Blanche was a girl who might be included in the star type that I had once sought for: wanted to be worshiped and play the superior.
Now, it is a very small matter in which one of these forms man has worshiped or may still worship.
Miracles are in danger of being worshiped by the friends of revelation.
On the one hand he was hated to death, on the other hand he was adored while living, worshiped when dead.
Then the men knew for a certainty that it was the little Widow who was ill, and they knew that it was this woman who was nursing her, and they almost worshiped the ground that the good Samaritan walked upon.
They are much given, even at the present time, to idolatrous practices, and will make sacrifices in their churches, if permitted, of birds as offerings to the false gods they worshiped before their partial conversion to Christianity.
The Lacandones are said to have been the last who publicly worshiped in their temple, and whose priests sacrificed animals to idols.
Some had children, and the children were turned into gods and worshiped as their fathers had been.
He has worshiped almost everything, including the vilest and most disgusting beasts.
These books, in times when there was a vast difference between the educated and the ignorant, became inspired and people bowed down and worshiped them.
The have worshiped their destroyers--they have canonized the most gigantic liars, and buried the great thieves in marble and gold.
But when he saw Jesus afar off, he came andworshiped him.
Yesterday evening our cows (after being inspected and worshiped by Jean from the shed for an hour) wandered off down into the pasture and left her bereft.
He lived and died in Elmira, the almost worshiped pastor of the Park Congregational Church.
Nay, not only did he love her; he worshiped her, as the devotee worships his god.
This was a woman to be worshiped rather than wooed.
Delight, to know that she was still the pure angel I had worshiped in my dreams, contended with trepidation as I felt I must soon stand in her presence.
This was a handful of castaways in the clutch of a race of man-eaters who worshiped demons.
He had heard, he said, that Taxmar sought the aid of a stranger, who worshiped strange gods, in a campaign directed against his neighbors.
Much had been reported concerning an emperor in a country to the west, who ruled over a vast territory inhabited by copper-colored people rich in gold, who worshiped idols.
Men came, saw the divinity, and worshipedat the shrine.
Yes, often and often, and the divinity he now worshiped seemed to him as if risen from the soul of her, and that in loving the former he still maintained his allegiance to the latter.
They worshiped another petty deity who resembled Mars, in order to gain his protection in their battles.
She married a man who worshiped her, who was intoxicated by her as you are by me.
But the substance of it all seems to be this: she loved you before she saw you; she worshiped the very thought of your coming.
In Athens--where woman was both worshiped and degraded--the protectress of the city was a feminine ideal whose glorious image crowned the Parthenon with consummate beauty.
The ancients worshipedin her temple, but to them all, even the devoutest, she was ever an "Unknown God.
Some go in certain seasons in the year to high places and woods, where it is supposed they worshiped their divinities, but the origin of the custom is forgot amongst themselves.
He worshiped her as he had never before worshiped anything on earth.
But, just as in the growth of our ethnic religions it is Evil that is worshiped first as strongest and most aggressive, and the recognition of the greater power of good comes only at a later stage, so it has been in pathology.
He well deserves his niche in the temple of fame; and as other races and ages have worshiped the elephant, the snake, and the sacred cow, so this age should erect its temples to the guinea-pig.
The dressmaker, who worshiped beauty, gave a pull here, a pat there.
When the Israelites fell into idolatry, they worshiped the other gods in much the same way that they worshiped Jehovah; and not essentially different from the manner in which the Canaanites worshiped their gods.
Those early men worshiped our God in divided form simply because they could not think of a God great enough to carry on all the diverse activities which they beheld.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "worshiped" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word. Other words: admired; adored; esteemed; holy; honored; prestigious; prized; respected; revered; valued
