Difference between Loved and Idolized

LOVED vs IDOLIZED: ADJECTIVE

Preferred, Pet, Favourite, Darling, Worshipped, Precious, Dear, Favorite, Cherished, Treasured, Wanted, Idolized, Admired, Beloved, Adored

Coached, Despised, Befriended, Deified, Emulated, Aspired, Mentored, Hated, Idolised, Revered, Admired, Worshiped, Worshipped, Loved, Adored

Preferred, Pet, Favourite, Darling, Worshipped, Precious, Dear, Favorite, Cherished, Treasured, Wanted, Idolized, Admired, Beloved, Adored

Envied, Coached, Despised, Befriended, Deified, Emulated, Mentored, Hated, Idolised, Revered, Admired, Worshiped, Worshipped, Loved, Adored

She loved life and she loved each of you.
You are missed, you were loved and always will be loved.
Jesus, having loved his own who were in the world, loved them to the end.
Hosea was committed to Gomer because he loved God more than he loved comfortable circumstances.
Claus was a master artisan who loved crafting and making things for her loved ones.
Who loved his music with a fiery passion and loved everyone around him.
Every country they visited loved what we loved in our president.
As the Father has loved Me, so have I loved you.
He loved and was loved at Sunny View.
John loved school and his teachers loved him.

Bloomfield was idolized as no rock guitarist had been before.
George Washington idolized his older brother from a young age.
ZOLPIDEM had no leg cramps diversely which idolized in domingo.
Thanks for thinking so often of me, my idolized angel.
They idolized me because of the suit I was wearing.
Suzuki idolized his teacher, who was a strong disciplinarian.
Because, Dave, this guy idolized John Wayne Gacy, right?
Kyle Rittenhouse seemingly idolized one thing: the police.
Once idolized, she lived a quiet, withdrawn life.
Friedman claimed that Mox idolized ECW Extremists and Jon Zandig, while he idolized classic wrestlers like Tully Blanchard.