Definition of romanticize - Reverso English Dictionary
Verb
1.
idealizeUS make something seem better or more appealing than it really isUS
- She tends to romanticize the past as being perfect..
2.
artUS make something romantic in styleUS
- The director romanticized the film's setting.
Origin of romanticize
French, romantique (romantic) + -ize (to make)
Terms with romanticize included in their meaning
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art
romanticize or beautify a subject
romanticize
interpret something in a romantic way
Examples of romanticize in a sentence
They often romanticize city life in their stories. She tends to romanticize her childhood memories. The artist romanticized the city's skyline in his painting.
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- French:idéaliser, romantiser, ...
- German:romantisieren, ...
- Italian:romanticizzare, ...
- Spanish:idealizar, embellecer, ...
- Portuguese:idealizar, ...
- Chinese:浪漫化, 美化, ...
- Japanese:理想化する, 美化する, ...
- Arabic:جَمَّلَ, رَوْمَن, ...
- Hebrew:לְיַפּוֹת, לְרוֹמַנְטֵז, ...
- Russian:романтизировать, ...
- Ukrainian:романтизувати, ...
- Hindi:महिमामंडित करना, रोमांटिक बनाना, ...
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