fetishize

IPA: fˈɛtɪʃʌz

Examples of "fetishize" in Sentences

Throw in "fetishize" and a weird pronounciation of Aptow ...
In other words, we feel guilty, and we, in his term, "fetishize" labor.
"I'm just surprised by the way they boldly, proudly, fetishize the stupidity."
A lesson from other movements is that you don't want to fetishize how to do things.
At almost all the occupied territories I've visited the words fetishize or fetishizing have been used.
I kind of fetishize fetishes actually -- I really get a kick out of doing things that are out of the norm in general.
It seems that if you use the word fetishize to attack an idea you don't have to engage in supported or reasoned argument against the idea.
My right-leaning buddy Mike affirms the legality of the construction and actively wants the mosque built, though he also wonders how long we will continue to "fetishize" the area of Lower Manhattan close to Ground Zero.
This is yet another sign of the disconnect in priorities between the American public and centrist Beltway media figures, who, as John Harris and Jim VandeHei wrote the other day, have developed an unhealthy obsession with the deficit as the number one litmus test issue for serious politicans, as well as a tendency to fetishize bipartisan deficit commissions.