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Lionize (US spelling):
To treat a person like a celebrity. To promote himself to other people.
I’ve never heard the term “heroize” in practice.
- 291947 views
- 555 answers
- 107239 votes
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Lionize (US spelling):
To treat a person like a celebrity. To promote himself to other people.
I’ve never heard the term “heroize” in practice.
- 291947 views
- 555 answers
- 107239 votes
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Lionize (US spelling):
To treat a person like a celebrity. To promote himself to other people.
I’ve never heard the term “heroize” in practice.
- 291947 views
- 555 answers
- 107239 votes
-
Lionize (US spelling):
To treat a person like a celebrity. To promote himself to other people.
I’ve never heard the term “heroize” in practice.
- 291947 views
- 555 answers
- 107239 votes
-
Lionize (US spelling):
To treat a person like a celebrity. To promote himself to other people.
I’ve never heard the term “heroize” in practice.
- 291947 views
- 555 answers
- 107239 votes
-
Lionize (US spelling):
To treat a person like a celebrity. To promote himself to other people.
I’ve never heard the term “heroize” in practice.
- 291947 views
- 555 answers
- 107239 votes
-
Lionize (US spelling):
To treat a person like a celebrity. To promote himself to other people.
I’ve never heard the term “heroize” in practice.
- 291947 views
- 555 answers
- 107239 votes
-
Lionize (US spelling):
To treat a person like a celebrity. To promote himself to other people.
I’ve never heard the term “heroize” in practice.
- 291947 views
- 555 answers
- 107239 votes
-
Lionize (US spelling):
To treat a person like a celebrity. To promote himself to other people.
I’ve never heard the term “heroize” in practice.
- 291947 views
- 555 answers
- 107239 votes
-
Lionize (US spelling):
To treat a person like a celebrity. To promote himself to other people.
I’ve never heard the term “heroize” in practice.
- 291947 views
- 555 answers
- 107239 votes
