The word “worshipping” is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to the worship or reverence of a deity or religious figure. For example: "The believers gathered around the temple to join in worshipping the divine."
With my first baby I did 48 hours of natural before I got to "endure" an epidural, and there wasn't a moment in the subsequent remaining 11 hours of that birth that I wasn't enduringly worshipping that epidural.
Perhaps, suggested one, there was a danger that citizens might start worshipping dinosaur statues instead of God.
He talked about whites worshipping in church in the morning and putting on white Klan sheets at night.
"All of us say it's the same god that we're worshipping".
British politicians of all stripes have taken to worshipping at the shrine of entrepreneurship.
"Far from worshipping the devil, [they] believe that there is no such thing .The Druze, who survive in Lebanon as "kingmakers…but never kings", are doing well enough there and in Syria and Israel, but are always wary of their vulnerable minority status.
Worse than ordinary liberals are Europe's neoliberals: market-worshipping, nihilistic sociopaths to a man.
In 11 years of research he has collected anguilline myths, lore and recipes from all over the world, with particular emphasis on eel-worshipping in New Zealand and Polynesia.
PLOT Dow Jones's share price against the Dow Jones Industrial Average over the past seven years, and you come to a conclusion embarrassing to the company's management and annoying to its shareholders: that, in a brand-worshipping age, the company whose name is most closely associated with the bull market has failed to share in it.
In what other world capital, except perhaps Paris, could 60 Plato-worshipping politicos and academics have a picnic?The rise of the Straussians also illustrates an odd point about modern American conservatism.
(Those aspects in themselves were enough for it to be seen as some sort of Hollywood-worshipping sell-out in some commentators' eyes).
