deglamorized
/diːˈɡlæməraɪzd/
adjective
- Made to seem less attractive, exciting, or special; stripped of glamour.
- The documentary presented a deglamorized view of life as a celebrity, showing the long hours and loneliness.
- After the scandal, the once-glamorous fashion brand had a deglamorized image that appealed to a more practical audience.
- The movie offered a deglamorized portrayal of war, focusing on the fear and boredom rather than heroism.
verb
- Past tense of deglamorize: made something seem less glamorous or appealing.
- The author deglamorized the rock star lifestyle in her biography, revealing the struggles behind the fame.
- His speech deglamorized the idea of quick wealth, reminding everyone of the hard work involved.
- The news report deglamorized the vacation destination by showing the crowded beaches and high prices.