romanticized Antonyms
Meaning of romanticized
romanticized
to present details, incidents, or people in a romantic way, to hold romantic ideas, to make romantic, to have romantic ideas
romanticized Sentence Examples
- His idea of love was romanticized, leading him to expect perfection in a relationship.
- The historical novel romanticized the hardships faced by the pioneers, omitting the brutal realities.
- Her adventurous spirit was romanticized in the film, obscuring the dangers she had confronted.
- The media often romanticizes exotic cultures, overlooking their complexities and challenges.
- The concept of the American Dream has been romanticized, fostering unrealistic expectations about wealth and success.
- Warfare has been romanticized in literature and film, glorifying its violence and consequences.
- Social media romanticizes certain lifestyles, creating a distorted perception of reality.
- The search for "the one" is often romanticized, leading to unrealistic expectations in relationships.
- The romantic ideal of a perfect soul mate has been romanticized, ignoring the complexities of human nature.
- The nostalgia for a supposed golden age is often romanticized, overlooking the social and economic challenges of the past.
FAQs About the word romanticized
to present details, incidents, or people in a romantic way, to hold romantic ideas, to make romantic, to have romantic ideas
fabled,famed, legendary, storied, mythical,fabulous,semilegendary
literal, matter-of-fact,prose, prosaic,factual, unpoetic, antipoetic,unlyrical
His idea of love was romanticized, leading him to expect perfection in a relationship.
The historical novel romanticized the hardships faced by the pioneers, omitting the brutal realities.
Her adventurous spirit was romanticized in the film, obscuring the dangers she had confronted.
The media often romanticizes exotic cultures, overlooking their complexities and challenges.
