Definition of "idolatrously" [i•dol•a•trous•ly]

• In an idolatrous manner. (adverb)

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• "Putting aside the exaggeration contained in the word "idolatrously," Mr. Urban's opinion is not unjustified."
• "To cut a long discourse short, it is the third sense that best expresses what is offered and required in Christian believing – the language of Holy Mystery embodied in appropriate relationship, by which we non-idolatrously and wholeheartedly give ourselves to the truth, flourishing and freedom to which we are summoned – but which at one level wholly exceeds what we are able to think, see or do."
• "Since pilgrimage to Mecca is one of the pillars of Islam, turning Mecca, and the black rock the muslims so idolatrously worship, into a nuclear wasteland will destroy their cult."