1. making something appear more attractive, exciting, or appealing than it really is
Usage: present participle of glamorize

Examples

• The movie was criticized for glamorizing violence.
• She accused the media of glamorizing celebrity lifestyles.
• The documentary avoided glamorizing war and showed its harsh realities.
• Many young people fall victim to social media glamorizing unrealistic body standards.
• The novel was praised for not glamorizing poverty.
• Critics argued the show was glamorizing criminal behavior.
• The advertisement was banned for glamorizing dangerous driving.