ppl. a. [f. WORSHIP v.] Regarded with worship; adored, venerated.
1757. Dyer, Fleece, II. 361. To Agra, the proud throne Of India’s worshipp’d prince, whose lust is law.
1803. Visct. Strangford, Poems of Camoens, Sonn. xviii. (1810), 104. Dear band, which once adorn’d my worshipp’d fair.
1867. Aug. J. E. Wilson, Vashti, xxviii. Heaven shield you, my worshipped one!
1871. Smiles, Charac., ii. (1876), 49. The poet himself was … interred beside her worshipped grave.
absol. 1860. N. Brit. Rev., XXXII. 141. The Worshipped and the worshipper are there.
