What is another word for word-worship?
Pronunciation: [wˈɜːdwˈɜːʃɪp] (IPA) 
Word-worship, also known as logolatry, refers to the excessive reverence for words or language. This practice can sometimes lead to idolizing or placing too much importance on language, often at the expense of meaningful actions or substance. Some synonyms for word-worship include linguolatry, verbomania, and rhetorolatry. Linguolatry specifically refers to the veneration of language, while verbomania describes an extreme obsession with words or verbal expression. Rhetorolatry pertains to the excessive focus on persuasive language or oration, particularly in a religious or political context. All of these terms suggest an excessive fixation on the power and importance of language, often to the detriment of practical action or meaningful communication.
