	Appearance
✓	Use device theme
✓	Dark theme
✓	Light theme

What is another word for romanticised?

Need synonyms for romanticised? Here's a list of similar words from our thesaurus that you can use instead.

Contexts ▼

Verb

Past tense for to regard something as special or ideal, especially unjustifiably

Past tense for to fantasize about something

Past tense for to describe or express in too exaggerated terms

Having a twee picturesqueness

… more ▼

Verb

▲

Past tense for to regard something as special or ideal, especially unjustifiably

idealised^UK

idealized^US

glamorised^UK

glamorized^US

rhapsodised^UK

rhapsodized^US

exalted

idolised^UK

idolized^US

painted a rosy picture of

viewed through rose-tinted glasses

looked at through rose-colored glasses

lionized^US

dreamt^UK

dreamed^US

lionised^UK

let your imagination run away with you

eulogized^US

honoured^UK

fantasized^US

worshipped^UK

worshiped^US

caroled^US

carolled^UK

fantasised^UK

eulogised^UK

honored^US

sounded the praises of

looked at something through rose-tinted spectacles

built castles in the air

canonized^US

canonised^UK

recognized^US

recognised^UK

expressed admiration for

solemnized^US

had a high opinion of

solemnised^UK

set store by

raised

heaped praise on

expressed approval of

favoured^UK

favored^US

had a high regard for

kept alive the memory of

held in admiration

rhapsodized over

rolled out red carpet

looked on with favour

puffed up

thought much of

setted great store by

publicized^US

publicised^UK

signalized^US

improved the status of

signalised^UK

went into raptures over

gone into raptures over

went into raptures about

gone into raptures about

raved over

rhapsodized about

praised enthusiastically

said nice things about

lavished affection on

took one's hat off to

taken one's hat off to

gushed over

cracked someone up

held in respect

put your hands together

mooned over

held in the highest regard

had the hots for

expressed delight over

delighted in

held in great respect

showed appreciation of

shown appreciation of

improved the standing of

brought the house down

expressed respect for

rolled out the red carpet

expressed approval for

extolled the virtues of

fell for

improved the position of

attached importance to

more ❯

“There's certainly a tendency in history to romanticize the heroics of the past.”

Verb

▲

Past tense for to fantasize about something

fantasised^UK

fantasized^US

daydreamt

daydreamed

dreamed^US

dreamt^UK

rhapsodised^UK

rhapsodized^US

visualized^US

visualised^UK

lived in a dream world

idealized^US

idealised^UK

built castles in Spain

built castles in the air

indulged in fancy

play-acted

indulged in wool-gathering

given free rein to the imagination

gave free rein to the imagination

romanticised^UK

let one's thoughts wander

engaged in contemplation

zoned

had your head in the clouds

more ❯

“We may romanticize about being young again, but we do so at our own peril.”

Verb

▲

Past tense for to describe or express in too exaggerated terms

coloured^UK

dramatised^UK

dramatized^US

colored^US

emphasised^UK

emphasized^US

made too much of something

made a federal case of

laid it on with a trowel

blew something out of all proportion

blown something out of all proportion

blew up out of all proportion

blown up out of all proportion

laid it on with a shovel

laid on

lay on

made a production out of

drew the longbow

drawn the longbow

made a mountain out of a molehill

shot a line

cooked up

blew out of proportion

blown out of proportion

laid it on thick about

bigged up

big upped

made a drama out of a crisis

laid it on with a trowel about

exaggerated information

quoted out of context

gave a false account of

taken out of context

given a false account of

made a big thing out of

melodramatized

overdramatized

belaboured^UK

belabored^US

labored^US

laboured^UK

attached too much importance to

attached too much weight to

maximized^US

maximised^UK

made a big thing about

made a big deal out of something

overstated the case

expounded on

placed too much emphasis on

harped on about

laid too much emphasis on

idealized^US

idealised^UK

made a mountain out of

played to the gallery

played to gallery

chewed up the scenery

made a song and dance about

made a fuss

made a performance of

gone overboard

went overboard

laid too much stress on

paid extravagant compliments

sweet-talked

embellished the truth

played on heartstrings

laid on with a trowel

blew up out of proportion

blown up out of proportion

gone over the top about

went on and on about

gone on and on about

went over the top about

gave someone a sob story

given someone a sob story

more ❯

Adjective

▲

Having a twee picturesqueness

more ❯

	Find more words!








romanticised
Use * for blank tiles (max 2) Advanced Search Advanced Search
Use * for blank spaces Advanced Search
Advanced Word Finder

Related Words and Phrases

What is another word for romanticised?

Need synonyms for romanticised? Here's a list of similar words from our thesaurus that you can use instead.

Related Words and Phrases

See Also