1. to make something seem more attractive, exciting, or impressive than it really is
Usage: third person singular present tense of 'glamourize'; often used critically to suggest misleading or unrealistic portrayal

Examples

• The movie glamourizes the life of a criminal without showing the real consequences.
• Social media often glamourizes wealth and luxury in ways that are unrealistic.
• The advertisement glamourizes smoking by associating it with sophistication.
• She glamourizes her job in interviews, but the work is actually quite routine.
• The documentary glamourizes war, failing to depict its true horrors.
• Fashion magazines glamourize unhealthy body standards for young readers.