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sentimentalise's Usage Examples:

have to tread, you cannot in my view eliminate it entirely, that is to sentimentalise and to distort reality, but equally some of it is very hard to take.

The two squabble and sentimentalise, sometimes wondering if an old flame could be reignited and sometimes.

the movie, but what makes it so watchable is Newman's reluctance to sentimentalise.

It does not over-sentimentalise physical handicaps [.

consistent opposition to the dictatorship of Stalin, for 'he would not sentimentalise about tyranny, which seemed to him equally odious everywhere'.

Two portraits have been sutured to sentimentalise Stalin's life and closeness to Lenin.

The Edinburgh literati worked to sentimentalise Burns during his life and after his death, dismissing his education.

Sonata in October was excellent, but disliked Borwick's attempts to 'sentimentalise and prettify' Beethoven.

own peculiar hell With desert hearts and drunken eyes We're free to sentimentalise By corners where the martyrs fell.

sentimentalise's Meaning':

make (someone or something

Synonyms:

sentimentalize; belie; misrepresent;

Antonyms:

overact; underact; fail; fall short of;