1. plural of glamorization; the act or process of making something seem more attractive, exciting, or impressive than it really is
Usage: countable noun; often used in critical contexts to describe misleading portrayals

Examples

• The movie's glamorizations of criminal life attracted criticism from social advocates.
• Fashion magazines have been accused of glamorizations that promote unrealistic body standards.
• Historical glamorizations in popular media often overlook the harsh realities of the past.
• The documentary aimed to counter the glamorizations of drug use seen in entertainment.
• These glamorizations of wealth and luxury can mislead young viewers about real life.
• The author rejected the glamorizations of war found in traditional heroic narratives.