1. to present or describe something in an excessively attractive, idealized, or glamorous way that misrepresents reality
Usage: third person singular present tense of 'overglamourize'; British spelling with 'u'; American variant 'overglamorizes' also exists

Examples

• The movie overglamourizes the life of a fashion model, ignoring the industry's darker realities.
• Social media overglamourizes travel, showing only perfect moments and hiding the exhaustion.
• Critics argue that the documentary overglamourizes the criminal's background.
• She overglamourizes her job in interviews, but the daily work is actually quite mundane.
• The advertisement overglamourizes the product's benefits without mentioning its limitations.
• He overglamourizes his college experience when talking to high school students.