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Meanings of idealization in English
Usage of idealization in English
1
It made his love for Nedda more actual, less of an idealization.
2
Possibly the idealization of the best Indian traits will serve them better.
3
Nor was it any mere idealization of her worn and crumpled self.
4
She'd talked about the idealization and worship of the woman from afar.
5
By the perfidy of man the vision was shattered and the idealization wrecked.
6
The idealization of the sensuous, music brings about by negating space.
7
As for Shakespeare, here follows a very characteristic idealization of his extant portrait:
8
The lovers had been constantly exercising, respecting each other, their faculty of idealization.
9
It was abject self-idolatry, thought Balder, masquerading as a lofty form of idealization.
10
To sensible, matter-of-fact girls, nothing is more absurd than your idealization of us.
11
This idealization of changelessness was the common property of all that by gone world.
12
Paul de Lavardens had marvellous powers of enthusiasm and idealization.
13
Apart from anything more distinctly spiritual, where do we get the faculty of idealization?
14
It is evident, however, that this exaggeration is even more unscientific than Rousseau's idealization.
15
But in this idealization he never robs it altogether of the flavor of the soil.
16
An idealization, if you ask me, and rather amateurish.
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Translations for idealization
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