1. past tense and past participle of glamourise; to make something seem more attractive, exciting, or impressive than it really is
Usage: British spelling (American: glamorized); transitive verb

Examples

• The movie glamourised the life of a spy, making it seem far more exciting than reality.
• Fashion magazines have glamourised unhealthy body images for decades.
• The documentary glamourised the criminal's past rather than presenting the facts objectively.
• Social media often glamourises wealth and luxury lifestyles.
• The novel glamourised poverty by portraying it as romantic and noble.
• Critics argued that the film glamourised violence and gang culture.