verb
definition
To interpret or view something in a romantic (unrealistic, idealized) manner.
definition
To think or act in a romantic manner.
adjective
definition
Interpreted in an unrealistic, idealized fashion.
Examples of romanticized in a Sentence
Baryshnikov's ballet career was successful from the start, and his life story in the ballet world is one of the romanticized ones because it involves defecting from Russia.
Henry Hadfield Cubley specialized in Welsh and Scottish mountain landscapes, often romanticized and featuring highland cattle.
Babbage often appealed to the traditional romanticized imagery with which the factory tourists all larded their stories.
The story of a love affair doomed to failure is a veiled, romanticized version of their relationship.
Coastal Scotland is one of the world 's most romanticized tourist destinations, yet it is in the midst of severe economic decline.
The story might be a romanticized account of how the land came into the possession of the colonists.
Part of the answer is that Potter 's stories are rooted in a highly romanticized view of nature.
Romanticized Hollywood versions of marriage have little to do with the difficulties of real marriages.
The band's imagery has always leaned toward a romanticized macabre feel.
I figured he romanticized the place, built up in his mind how beautiful it was, but he didn't.
Part of the answer is that Potter's stories are rooted in a highly romanticized view of nature.