- verbidealize (verb) · idealizes (third person present) · idealized (past tense) · idealized (past participle) · idealizing (present participle) · idealise (verb) · idealises (third person present) · idealised (past tense) · idealised (past participle) · idealising (present participle)
- regard or represent as perfect or better than in reality:"we idealize the life of a student"
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