Glamorization (noun)

The act or process of making something seem more attractive or exciting than it really is.

Origin:

Glamorization is a compound noun, made up of two words "glamor" meaning "an attractive or exciting quality that makes something appealing" and "ization" meaning "the act of doing something".

Examples:

1. The movie glamorized a life of crime and violence.
2. The media's glamorization of celebrities can be harmful.
3. The company's advertising campaign was a glamorization of their product.
4. The glamorization of the criminal lifestyle is dangerous for young people.
5. The fashion industry has a habit of glamorizing thinness.