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glamorise's Usage Examples:

"US band Twenty One Pilots" balaclava Belfast gig glamorised terrorism, fumes TUV".

sexual innuendos and sexually suggestive scenes", as well as those that "glamorise lifestyles and behaviours such as homosexuality, promiscuity and juvenile.

"Publisher denies book glamorises hooligans".

social circle – family members, fellow artists, her dealer – through "glamorised" renderings of their faces using computer technology, repetitive framing.

of The Sydney Morning Herald gave it 2 stars and described it as "the glamorised version of rural Australia we"re used to seeing on commercial TV.

portray drug use is to normalise drug use for some people, and that may glamorise that drug use, show people how to do it, and that can by itself encourage.

the eponymous family, who kidnap "30s heiress Miss Blandish, are never glamorised but portrayed as a pathetic, ignorant bunch of grotesques; for another.

"Does The Fall glamorise violence? Gillian Anderson and writer Allan Cubitt defend their thriller".

"Artists have always glamorised prostitution.

The film had trouble with the British censors who thought the film glamorised a real life criminal.

Fuller glamorises neither his loner protagonist nor the war itself: if he clearly supports.

"Esmé Weijun Wang: "I don"t want to glamorise mental illness… it inhibits creativity"".

"Rap music "glamorises gun violence"".

Synonyms:

change, glamourize, glamourise, modify, glamorize, alter,

Antonyms:

stiffen, decrease, tune, dissimilate, detransitivize,