How to pronounce “romanticize” in English

We romanticize the past.

- But not to romanticize evolution.

Everything that's romanticized and amazing about that braise is mostly essential oils that come off of the herbs,

And I romanticized Africa so much that when I landed, it hadn't really hit me what was about to happen.

And theirs is very romanticized.

And we have a romanticized view of what those days were like.

I don't mean to romanticize it at all, because it is very hard to organize.

Now it's easy to romanticize this and think of the wise old ancient being the guy who got it right.

not false but this sort of romanticized version of what might be with this friendship and this family that's

I mean, we can romanticize.

I don't mean this in a delusional way or a romanticized way.

And this image is-- is it something that's been romanticized?

watching also he brings to mind piracy as it's been romanticized in Hollywood

I don't want to romanticize these conditions.

and the chile, and I would romanticize about it.

They romanticize zombies and vampires.

And we don't want you to hear about it in some romanticized version of guys who went and did 10 years in prison, they come out,

And if most of the mainstream blockbuster first person shooters will be the romanticized view of war,

But as you mentioned earlier, cars are romanticized in the movies.

And I think it's easy to romanticize the past and be like, oh, they had this amazing connection with the night, which they did.

Like you said, there's kind of use of poetic structure to kind of veil and romanticize these occasionally pretty

But the one that I like-- you know, I romanticize really in my conversations-- is in Hollywood.

And that's a bad thing, because we can romanticize

about my work in the Arctic was that I did not want to either dramatize or romanticize the Arctic which is far too

Now she's determined to break the stigma around post-natal mental health, shatter the romanticized expectations of perfect motherhood,

And these are the sorts of things that, if you have this heavily romanticized view, you're probably going to get that one wrong and maybe

In fact, I actually think it's become this big trend that everybody has romanticized.

Now, he doesn't romanticize it.

But what happens, if you believe in that, it makes it actually much more difficult to have intimacy because you romanticize.

It's always so interesting to hear someone in your position talk about things like that because Americans, we romanticize Spain, Italy, Japan, and Turkey as these amazing places

I think one thing that happened with division in Germany that maybe isnít happening when you have systems of apartheid or discrimination is that you can romanticize the other size

In some ways, it might be a very romanticized account of what a Socratic dialogue looks like.

And our founder was sort of spinning the narrative on its head, which is, not only is it an old, romanticized narrative that the first generation comes

But I didn't want it to become, you know, like a romanticized fairytale version of something either.

force, a tendency to see military power as the truest measure of national greatness, and a romanticized view of