balladise
/bæˈlædɪz/Definitions
1. verb
to make or render something romantic or picturesque, especially in a way that is overly sentimental or clichéd.
“The author decided to balladise the historical event to make it more appealing to readers.”
2. verb
to turn something into a romantic or picturesque scene, especially by the use of sentimental or clichéd language.
“The poet’s attempt to balladise the city’s nightlife fell flat due to the overuse of clichéd imagery.”
3. noun
a romantic or picturesque representation, especially one that is overly sentimental or clichéd.
“The balladise of the old mansion was a perfect setting for the romantic comedy film.”
4. noun
a sentimental or clichéd representation, especially in a romantic or picturesque style.
“The film’s balladise of the fairytale ending was criticized for being overly sentimental.”