Usually means: Glorifying reality beyond its truth.
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  5. romanticisation: Rhymezone
  6. romanticisation: FreeDictionary.org
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▸ noun:  Non-Oxford British English standard spelling of romanticization. [The act or process of romanticizing.]

Similar:
sentimentalisation, sentimentalization, romanticization, emotionalisation, eroticisation, sexualisation, fetishisation, glamorisation, asexualisation, etherealisation, more...

Opposite:
realism, pragmatism, objectivity, unromanticism

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Similar:
sentimentalisation, sentimentalization, romanticization, emotionalisation, eroticisation, sexualisation, fetishisation, glamorisation, asexualisation, etherealisation, more...

Opposite:
realism, pragmatism, objectivity, unromanticism



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