deglamorizing
/diːˈɡlæməraɪzɪŋ/
verb
- The act of making something seem less attractive, exciting, or special; stripping of glamour.
- The journalist is deglamorizing the myth of the perfect celebrity life with her investigative reports.
- They are deglamorizing the sport by highlighting the injuries and financial struggles of athletes.
- By deglamorizing the job, the career counselor helped students see both the pros and cons.
adjective
- Having the effect of making something seem less glamorous or appealing.
- The book's deglamorizing tone helped readers understand the harsh realities of the profession.
- The deglamorizing effect of the documentary changed many people's opinions about the movie industry.
- Her deglamorizing comments about the vacation spot made us reconsider our travel plans.