glamourize (Meaning)

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glamourize (v)

make glamorous and attractive

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The movie glamourized the violent lifestyle of drug cartels, making it seem alluring to viewers.
The fashion industry often glamourizes unrealistic beauty standards, creating unattainable expectations.
Social media platforms have a tendency to glamourize lavish and extravagant lifestyles, which can lead to unrealistic expectations and envy.
The media has a responsibility to portray drug use realistically and not glamourize it.
The music industry frequently glamourizes excessive consumption of alcohol and partying, which can promote unhealthy behaviors.
Political campaigns sometimes glamourize their candidates to make them appear more appealing and relatable to voters.
The military can glamourize war and combat, making it seem more heroic and less deadly than it truly is.
Influencer culture often glamourizes unattainable body types and lifestyles, contributing to body image issues and disordered eating.
Reality television programs often glamourize the drama and conflict that occurs among participants, which can distort the reality of everyday life.
Advertisements for luxury products frequently glamourize opulence and wealth, creating a sense of longing and inadequacy in viewers.

make glamorous and attractive

idolize,idealize, romanticize,glamour (up), glorify, deify, dignify, heroize,soften, sweeten

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

The movie glamourized the violent lifestyle of drug cartels, making it seem alluring to viewers.

The fashion industry often glamourizes unrealistic beauty standards, creating unattainable expectations.

Social media platforms have a tendency to glamourize lavish and extravagant lifestyles, which can lead to unrealistic expectations and envy.

The media has a responsibility to portray drug use realistically and not glamourize it.