glamorize (Meaning)

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glamorize (v)

interpret romantically

make glamorous and attractive

No weak antonyms found.

The tabloids glamorized the celebrity's lifestyle, painting a false picture of endless luxury and privilege.
Hollywood films often glamorize crime and violence, making them appear glamorous and heroic.
Social media platforms can glamorize weight loss and unrealistic beauty standards, leading to body image issues.
The media's focus on celebrities glamorizes wealth and fame, creating a distorted perception of reality.
Drug and alcohol use can be glamorized in popular culture, ignoring the dangerous consequences and romanticizing addiction.
Some advertisements glamorize materialism and excessive consumption, cultivating a desire for unnecessary possessions.
The fashion industry can glamorize thinness and unattainable body shapes, perpetuating unrealistic expectations.
Violent video games often glamorize violence, making it appear fun and exciting rather than harmful.
The glamour industry reinforces traditional gender roles and stereotypes, glamorizing women for their appearance and men for their wealth and power.
Reality television shows can glamorize dysfunctional relationships and create unrealistic expectations for love and companionship.

interpret romantically, make glamorous and attractive

idolize,idealize, romanticize,glamour (up), glorify, deify, enshrine, poeticize, magnify, heroize

belittle, minimize,minimize, decry, deglamorize, denigrate, belittle, disparage, deglamorize, denigrate

The tabloids glamorized the celebrity's lifestyle, painting a false picture of endless luxury and privilege.

Hollywood films often glamorize crime and violence, making them appear glamorous and heroic.

Social media platforms can glamorize weight loss and unrealistic beauty standards, leading to body image issues.

The media's focus on celebrities glamorizes wealth and fame, creating a distorted perception of reality.