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n. (alternative form of cult of personality English)
Usage examples of "personality cult".
Ceausescu came back with the personality cult of Mao and Kim il Sung.
You gave them just the weapon they needed, Iamskoy was slandering Soviet justice, they said, or promoting a personality cult for himself, or mentally ill.
The son of Aleksandr Ramius was a prima donna who had the troubling habit of seeming to build his own personality cult: he kept some of the men he trained and discarded others.
One mistake she was determined not to make was to create some sort of personality cult in which her senior subordinates were unwilling to challenge what they saw as possible errors of judgment on her part.
It seems to me, General, and Im sure that it seems so to you, that Hari Seldon is the focus of a personality cult.
In his vast personality cult he is constantly compared to great figures of Iraq's past.
The man had not only shown admirable circumspection at a dangerous moment but he had also disregarded the tradition of the personality cult which had fettered the politics of Heeninniy ever since Iiy-Juur-Eelie had taken over.