Definition
Definition of sentimentalisation - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
exaggerated emotionRare UK making something seem more emotional than it really isRare UK
- The film's sentimentalisation made the story feel unrealistic.
- Her review criticized the film's sentimentalisation of real events.
- The author's sentimentalisation undermined the historical accuracy.
Origin of sentimentalisation
Latin, sentire (to feel) + -alis (related to)
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- French:sentimentalisation, ...
- German:Sentimentalisierung, ...
- Italian:sentimentalizzazione, ...
- Spanish:sentimentalización, ...
- Portuguese:sensacionalismo emocional, ...
- Chinese:感伤化, ...
- Japanese:感傷化, ...
- Arabic:تَغْلِيبُ العاطِفَة, ...
- Hebrew:סֶנְטִימֶנְטָלִיזַצְיָה, ...
- Russian:сентиментализация, ...
- Ukrainian:емоційна перебільшеність, ...
- Hindi:भावुकता का अतिरंजन, ...
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