idealizing (Meaning)

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idealizing (p. pr. & vb. n.)

of Idealize

No weak antonyms found.

The artist's depictions of the city were idealized, portraying it as a place without flaws.
The company's advertising campaign idealized the product, presenting it as the ultimate solution to customers' problems.
The parents idealized their children, seeing only their positive qualities and ignoring any shortcomings.
The romantic partner was idealized, leading to unrealistic expectations and disappointment in the relationship.
The student idealized the professor, believing they were a genius who possessed all the answers.
The athlete idealized their coach, seeing them as an infallible mentor who could guide them to success.
The activist idealized their cause, believing it to be the only way to achieve a better world.
The inventor idealized their creation, envisioning it as a groundbreaking device that would revolutionize society.
The scientist idealized the scientific method, believing it was the only path to uncovering the truth.
The spiritual seeker idealized enlightenment, seeing it as the ultimate goal and the end of all suffering.

of Idealize

glamourizing, softening, idolizing, glamorizing, romanticizing,heroicizing, glorifying, poeticizing, aggrandizing, glamouring (up)

denigrating,minimizing, belittling, disparaging, denigrating, minimizing, belittling, disparaging, decrying, deglamorizing

The artist's depictions of the city were idealized, portraying it as a place without flaws.

The company's advertising campaign idealized the product, presenting it as the ultimate solution to customers' problems.

The parents idealized their children, seeing only their positive qualities and ignoring any shortcomings.

The romantic partner was idealized, leading to unrealistic expectations and disappointment in the relationship.