Definition: The English translation for "adulate" in the King James Version (KJV) is "to bow or bow down to". This term has its roots in ancient Roman culture, where it was often used as a euphemism for honorific address; specifically, when one addressed another as "your adulation". In this context, the word "adulate" means "to praise or show admiration for something highly praised or admired." It is typically applied to the most famous or celebrated individuals and events. For instance, if someone were to be honored by a king (or in some cultures, a president), they would be adored and praised. Similarly, in religious contexts, when a person is revered or worshiped, it may be said that they have "adulated" their deity or spiritual leader.
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