glamorizing (Meaning)

glamorizing

to present so as to seem glamorous, to make glamorous, to look upon or depict as glamorous

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The film glamorized war, portraying it as an exciting adventure rather than the brutal reality it is.
Advertisements glamorize unhealthy lifestyles by equating them with happiness and success.
The media's constant glamorization of wealth and luxury creates unrealistic expectations and breeds discontent.
Some people glamorize poverty and homelessness, romanticizing the struggles faced by those on the streets.
The glamorization of violence in video games desensitizes young minds to the real-world consequences of aggression.
It's dangerous to glamorize risky behaviors such as drug use, as it can lead to people taking unnecessary chances.
Glamorizing crime and criminals can make it harder for law enforcement to do their jobs effectively.
The glamorization of celebrities and influencers creates a false sense of entitlement and unrealistic beauty standards.
Glamorizing the past can lead to forgetting the mistakes and injustices that need to be corrected.
We must resist the glamorization of unhealthy habits and promote balanced, fulfilling lifestyles.

to present so as to seem glamorous, to make glamorous, to look upon or depict as glamorous

idealizing, romanticizing, idolizing,glorifying, heroizing, sweetening, enthroning, euphemizing, aggrandizing, poeticizing

deglamorizing, denigrating, disparaging, decrying,minimizing, belittling,deprecating, putting down,

The film glamorized war, portraying it as an exciting adventure rather than the brutal reality it is.

Advertisements glamorize unhealthy lifestyles by equating them with happiness and success.

The media's constant glamorization of wealth and luxury creates unrealistic expectations and breeds discontent.

Some people glamorize poverty and homelessness, romanticizing the struggles faced by those on the streets.