glamorize's Usage Examples:

It is a wildly popular piercing that is glamorized by countless stars.

These shows will often glamorize the cheater and show the husband as an innocent bystander.

LTK: Some critics seem to think that the show is glamorized, and not reflective of "real" farming.

Lifeguard apparel may be glamorized on television, but the clothing worn by the men and women who watch over swimmers is carefully crafted to help facilitate water rescues.

The fight sequences are thrilling, but never overly glamorized, and the film's pacing is engaging and deliberate.

Visit Vintage Bag for a selection of delicate evening bags adorned with unique patterns and glamorized with sequins and jewels.

They objected to the homosexuality in the song and claimed that it glamorized promiscuity.

She is aware that yoga has been glamorized recently and become faddish; Ali understands that it has become a huge business.

The skiing mountain warfare troops glamorized the sport.

Synonyms:

romanticize, idealise, romanticise, glamourise, idealize,

Antonyms:

focus, wet, stabilise, discharge, depersonalize,