1. to make excuses for or try to hide the true nature of something
Usage: formal
2. to speak in a flattering or deceptive way
Usage: archaic

Examples

• The politician glozes over his past mistakes during interviews.
• She glozes the company’s financial problems in her report.
• He glozes his failures by blaming external circumstances.
• The spokesperson glozes the environmental impact of the project.
• Don’t gloze the seriousness of this situation.
• The historian refused to gloze over the uncomfortable truths.