1. to compose poetry or write in a poetic style
Usage: British spelling; American English typically uses 'poeticize'
2. to make something more poetic or romantic in character or expression
Usage: British spelling; American English typically uses 'poeticize'

Examples

• She began to poeticise her everyday experiences in her journal.
• The author tends to poeticise nature in her novels.
• He poeticised the mundane details of city life into something beautiful.
• Young writers often poeticise their emotions through verse.
• The film poeticises the struggles of ordinary people.
• Critics argued that the director had poeticised historical events too much.