8 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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He has romanticized the concept of true love in his novels.
The author is romanticizing the protagonist's journey, portraying it as a heroic adventure.
The novelist, inspired by the enchanting scenery, will romanticize the small coastal town as the setting for her next best-selling novel.
The historical novel romanticized the adventures of the fearless explorer.
Some writers tend to romanticize the struggles of the past in their historical novels.
As the final pages of the novel are written, the author will have been romanticizing the complexities of human relationships.
The author tends to romanticize the struggles of the characters in his novels.
Over the years, literature has been romanticizing the notion of forbidden love, exploring the complexities of relationships.
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