3 Usage Examples Depicting the Meaning of 'Romanticize' in a Sentence
"To imbue with romantic qualities; to idealize or portray something in a way that emphasizes its romantic or idealistic aspects." more
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Surrounded by books, she will be romanticizing the power of knowledge and the wonders it brings.
By the time they graduate, the students will have been romanticizing the idea of changing the world through their chosen professions.
The students have been romanticizing the concept of education, envisioning a world where learning is a lifelong adventure.
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