romanticisation UK
roʊˌmæntɪsaɪˈzeɪʃən
See also: romanticization (US)
Definition

Definition of romanticisation - Reverso English Dictionary

Noun

1.
over-idealizationRareUKact of making something appear more romantic than it isRareUK
  • The romanticisation of past events often leads to distorted perceptions..
glorification idealization
2.
emotionRareUKthe act of indulging in sentimentRareUK
  • Her romanticisation of their relationship ignored its problems.
idealization sentimentalism
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Origin of romanticisation

Latin, romanticus (romantic) + -ation (action, process)

Examples of romanticisation in a sentence

  • Movies often contribute to the romanticisation of criminal lifestyles.
  • The romanticisation of the past often overlooks historical hardships.
  • His romanticisation of city life ignored the daily struggles.

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  1. French:romantisation, idéalisation, ...
  2. German:Romantisierung, Verklärung, ...
  3. Italian:idealizzazione romantica, idealizzazione, ...
  4. Spanish:idealización romántica, idealización, ...
  5. Portuguese:idealização romântica, idealização, ...
  6. Chinese:浪漫化, 美化, ...
  7. Japanese:ロマン化, 美化, ...
  8. Arabic:تجميل, رومانْسَة, ...
  9. Hebrew:רוֹמַנְטִיזַצְיָה, ...
  10. Russian:романтизация, ...
  11. Ukrainian:романтизація, емоційне перебільшення, ...
  12. Hindi:रोमांटीकरण, रोमांटिकता, ...
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