1. to make something seem more attractive, exciting, or impressive than it really is
Usage: British spelling (American: glamorizes); third person singular present tense

Examples

• The movie glamourises the life of a criminal, making it seem thrilling rather than destructive.
• Fashion magazines often glamourise unhealthy body images.
• He glamourises his past experiences to impress his friends.
• The advertisement glamourises the product by using professional models and perfect lighting.
• Social media glamourises wealth and luxury in ways that can mislead young viewers.
• The documentary refuses to glamourise war, instead showing its harsh realities.