1. to interpret, present, or organize according to a particular ideology or set of beliefs
Usage: transitive verb; often used critically to suggest bias or distortion

Examples

• The textbook ideologizes history by emphasizing only one perspective.
• Critics argue that the media ideologizes current events rather than reporting them objectively.
• She ideologizes every social issue through a strict political lens.
• The documentary was accused of ideologizing the conflict to favor one side.
• Teachers should avoid ideologizing their subject matter in the classroom.
• The author ideologizes science by forcing it to fit a predetermined worldview.