glamourises
Renders falsely attractive
Glamourises is the British spelling of glamorizes—to make something appear more attractive, exciting, or desirable than it really is.
The word often carries a critical edge, suggesting distortion or romanticization: The film glamourises violence, Critics accused the magazine of glamourising drug use.
What gets glamourised is usually something that shouldn't be made appealing.
Enticing someone romantically
- enticementSomething that attracts
- fascinationIntense absorbed interest
- romanticizesViews with undue sentiment
- beautifiesMakes more attractive
mystifies · allure · captivation · enchantment · magnetism · appeal · bewitchment · idealization
seduction
Enticing someone romantically
- enticementSomething that attracts
- fascinationIntense absorbed interest
- romanticizesViews with undue sentiment
beautifies · mystifies · allure · captivation · enchantment · magnetism · appeal · bewitchment · idealization · mystique
glorifies
Celebrates with great praise
- elevatesRaises in position
- celebratesHonors with festivities
- lionizesTreats as famous
idolizes · aggrandizes · ennobles · extols · magnifies · lauds · venerates · reveres · dignifies · romanticizes
runway
Paved path for planes
- designerOne who plans appearances
- voguePrevailing popular style
- celebrityWidely recognized public figure
Hollywood · red-carpet · lifestyle · luxury · couture · modelling · stardom · photoshoots · magazines · influencers
glamourisesexposes
Makes visible or known
reveals · demystifies · lays bare · documents · tells it like it is
glamourisesvilifies
Harshly criticizes reputation
demonises · uglifies · disparages · degrades · denigrates
glamourisescondemns
Expresses severe disapproval
criticises · denounces · censures · decries · castigates