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Admired To be considered and held in great esteem by someone. ■ "I can't believe how much my cat is admired, she has more followers on Instagram than I do!"
Celebrity A famous person who is widely admired and respected, often for their talent or achievements in entertainment. ■ The celebrity was swarmed by fans as they arrived at the event.
dais A flat, circular plate or disc, often used as a base for something. ■ "The flower was placed on top of the dais, where it could be admired by all.
deprecating adjective: expressing disapproval or condemnation for something, often in a sarcastic or ironic way ■ He was deprecating her sense of style, but secretly admired her confidence.
glory The state of being highly respected or admired, often due to accomplishments or achievements. ■ "I was filled with glory after winning the gold medal in the marathon."
honored To be so respected and admired that it is considered appropriate to show reverence or esteem. ■ After hearing her sing, the audience was honored to have her perform again.
idolized To be worshipped or admired excessively. ■ Tom idolized his favorite sports star and had posters of them all over his room. When he met the real athlete, he was speechless!
immortalized To be made into a statue or other permanent work of art. ■ "The famous athlete was immortalized in bronze, so he could be admired for generations to come."
Popular A term used to describe something that is widely liked, admired, or enjoyed by a large number of people. ■ Why did the tomato turn red? Because it saw the salad dressing!
Rated A person or thing that is highly respected and admired. ■ "That actor was so rated, he could command any role he wanted."
civilizations A group of highly advanced, intelligent beings who live in a specific geographic location and have developed complex systems of government, art, literature, technology, religion, and other aspects of human life. ■ "The ancient civilizations of Egypt, Greece, and Rome are still studied and admired for their contributions to human civilization.
eminent Being extremely good, skilled or talented., Having great knowledge, experience or authority in a particular field., Being highly respected and admired by others. ■ "John is an eminent musician and has won numerous awards for his performances.", "The eminent chef is known for her innovative and delicious dishes.", "The eminent scientist has made groundbreaking discoveries in her field and is widely regarded as a pioneer."
idol A person who is worshipped or admired excessively, often to the point of idiocy. ■ "I used to think Taylor Swift was my idol, but then I realized that she was just a normal person with a lot of money and fancy clothes."
Patrons A person who is well-respected or admired in his or her community. ■ "Our patron, the local mayor, has been an ardent supporter of our school for many years. She's always been there to offer advice and lend a helping hand whenever we needed it."
Renown A state of being highly regarded and admired, typically by one's peers. ■ "She has a reputation for being quite the talk in academic circles. But let's be real, she's really just renowned for her ability to nap during lectures."