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10 Language-to-English Dictionariesromanticizar
Pronunciation / Transliteration: romanticizar
"Las películas suelen romanticizar la vida en la gran ciudad."
Comprehensive Definitions & Senses
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To deal with or describe in an idealized or unrealistically emotional fashion; to make something seem better or more appealing than it really is.
"It is easy to romanticize the past and forget the hardships people faced back then."
Linguistic Origin & Historical Etymology
Derived from 'romantic' + '-ize', reflecting the 19th-century influence of Romanticism in viewing subjects in an idealized, unrealistic light.
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10 Global Lexicons: How "romanticize" is said worldwide
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romantiser
Transliteration: romantiser
"Il ne faut pas romanticiser la pauvreté."
romantisieren
Transliteration: romantisieren
"Man neigt dazu, die alten Zeiten zu romantisieren."
romantizzare
Transliteration: romantizzare
"Non dovremmo romantizzare quel periodo storico."
romanticizar
Transliteration: romanticizar
"Las películas suelen romanticizar la vida en la gran ciudad."
romanticizar
Transliteration: romanticizar
"É fácil romanticizar o passado."
रोमांटिक बनाना
Transliteration: romantik banana
"हमें अतीत को ज्यादा रोमांटिक नहीं बनाना चाहिए।"
赋予浪漫色彩
Transliteration: fùyǔ làngmàn sècǎi
"人们总是喜欢把田园生活浪漫化。"
낭만화하다
Transliteration: nangmanhwahada
"우리는 과거를 지나치게 낭만화하는 경향이 있다."
ロマンチックにする
Transliteration: romanchikku ni suru
"困難な状況をロマンチックに捉えてはいけない。"
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