5 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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Over the years, she will have been romanticizing the idea of a perfect love story, complete with grand gestures and passionate moments.
She romanticizes the concept of love, believing in fairy-tale romances.
In fairy tales, writers often romanticize the concept of true love's first kiss.
In the dimly lit room, she will be romanticizing their love story as they dance under the stars.
By the time we reach our fifth anniversary, we will have romanticized our love story.
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