romanticise

v.

（使）浪漫化，（使）传奇化；

'Don't romanticise insurgents'
Past is being romanticised
Romanticised chefs and the psychopolitics of gastroporn
Photography, trauma and the romanticised landscape
Don't Romanticise the Macabre ; Facts of the Case Don't Justify Criticism of Afzal Guru's Execution
The Dialectics of Crisis: The Romanticised Apocalypse in J.G. Ballard's The Drowned World and Lars von Trier's Melancholia
Romanticised Transnationalism in German “Herzkino”: Othered Images of Australianness and Germanness in Thorsten Schmidt’s 2006 Au...
Going Soft on the Weak: Some Historians Romanticise the Powerless to the Point Where They Can Do No Wrong. This Offers a Moral Threa...
Political and socio-economic normalisation: An opportunity for the dismantlement of romanticised nationalism in Poland
The Colour of Mountains ; the Crags of the Lake District Are There to Be Admired, Romanticised and Climbed. but Julian Cooper Prefer...