/aɪˈdiːəˌlaɪz/
VERB
To admire or think about a person, object, relationship, or situation as being better or more perfect than it actually is, often by overlooking flaws or weaknesses.
To regard someone as exceptionally admirable, almost perfect, or worthy of great devotion and respect.
To view love, relationships, childhood, or life experiences in an excessively positive or romantic way while ignoring their difficulties and imperfections.
VERB
To represent a person, object, place, or situation according to an ideal standard by emphasizing desirable qualities and minimizing imperfections or undesirable details.
To depict subjects in paintings, literature, or other creative works in a beautified or perfected form rather than presenting them exactly as they appear in reality.
To describe or present circumstances, lifestyles, or concepts as more attractive, pleasant, or perfect than they are in reality.
VERB
To develop a mental conception of something in its perfect, most desirable, or exemplary form.
To imagine, formulate, or establish an ideal model or standard that represents how something should be.