romanticise (Meaning)
Wordnet
romanticise (v)
interpret romantically
make romantic in style
Synonyms & Antonyms of romanticise
No Synonyms and anytonyms found
romanticise Sentence Examples
- Filmmakers tend to romanticise the outlaw lifestyle, portraying them as heroic rebels.
- Travel brochures often romanticise exotic destinations, making them seem idyllic and effortless.
- Some historians romanticise past eras, ignoring the hardships and inequality that existed.
- Social media can romanticise certain body types and relationships, leading to unrealistic expectations.
- Artists frequently romanticise nature, capturing its beauty and serenity.
- Romantics romanticise love, idealizing it as a perfect and eternal emotion.
- The media often romanticises famous individuals, creating an illusion of unattainability.
- Some people romanticise poverty, seeing it as a noble state of being disconnected from materialism.
- Romantic comedies tend to romanticise breakups, portraying them as inevitable and even desirable.
- Revolutionary movements sometimes romanticise violence, seeing it as a necessary means to achieve a just cause.
FAQs About the word romanticise
interpret romantically, make romantic in style
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Filmmakers tend to romanticise the outlaw lifestyle, portraying them as heroic rebels.
Travel brochures often romanticise exotic destinations, making them seem idyllic and effortless.
Some historians romanticise past eras, ignoring the hardships and inequality that existed.
Social media can romanticise certain body types and relationships, leading to unrealistic expectations.
