1. past tense and past participle of poeticise; to compose or express in poetic form; to make something poetic or more beautiful in a literary style
Usage: chiefly British spelling (American English typically uses 'poeticized'); transitive verb

Examples

• The author poeticised the mundane events of daily life into a beautiful narrative.
• She poeticised her grief through carefully chosen metaphors and imagery.
• The landscape was poeticised in the romantic paintings of the 19th century.
• He poeticised the historical events to make them more emotionally resonant.
• The songwriter poeticised ordinary moments into unforgettable lyrics.
• Critics argued that the director had poeticised the true story too much.