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romanticize

verb as in make glamorous

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The broken promises of utopia are beyond my generation, allowing us to romanticize the security socialism pledges but can’t provide.

As Ms. Low says, many women need to “stop romanticizing work” and “remember that your employer will never love you back.”

The author tends to romanticize the game, even at its most brutal.

The comedy premiered in 2015 on the CW and is about a character so desperate to feel happy that she romanticizes a relationship she had as a teenager at summer camp.

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It’s a haunting reminder that we don’t just watch heists — we romanticize them.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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