romanticize (Meaning)

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romanticize (v)

interpret romantically

make romantic in style

act in a romantic way

No weak antonyms found.

Movies often romanticize war, portraying it as glamorous rather than the brutal reality it is.
Some teenagers romanticize rebellion, seeing it as a sign of independence when it is often just a path to trouble.
The media tends to romanticize celebrities, making them seem more perfect and unattainable than they actually are.
Many people romanticize the past, believing it was a simpler and more idyllic time, even though history shows otherwise.
Some people romanticize poverty, seeing it as a noble state when it is really a devastating condition.
Adventurers often romanticize danger, seeking excitement without fully considering the risks.
Poets romanticize love, making it sound like an idyllic dream instead of the complex and often messy reality it is.
Some people romanticize the idea of living off the grid, but it can be a lonely and challenging lifestyle.
Musicians often romanticize the life of a touring artist, dreaming of fame and adoration when it is often more about long hours and hard work.
Idealists romanticize change, believing that it is always for the better, even when it can be disruptive and painful.

interpret romantically, make romantic in style, act in a romantic way

glamourize,idealize, glamorize,soften, idolize, glamour (up), poeticize, glorify, heroicize, ennoble

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

Movies often romanticize war, portraying it as glamorous rather than the brutal reality it is.

Some teenagers romanticize rebellion, seeing it as a sign of independence when it is often just a path to trouble.

The media tends to romanticize celebrities, making them seem more perfect and unattainable than they actually are.

Many people romanticize the past, believing it was a simpler and more idyllic time, even though history shows otherwise.