Idolization (noun)

1. The act or process of idolizing someone or something; the act of treating someone or something as an idol.
2. The state of being idolized; the state of being treated as an idol.

Origin:

Mid 17th century: from french idolisation, from idoliser (see idolize).

Examples:

1. The fans idolization of the musician led to a rise in ticket prices.
2. The idolization of youth and beauty in the fashion industry is harmful to many women.
3. The idolization of success can lead to a neglect of important relationships.
4. The idolization of the celebrity led to a loss of privacy for them.
5. Idolization can lead to unhealthy and unrealistic expectations.