hagiographic
adjective
literaryuk/ˌhæɡ.i.əˈɡræf.ɪk/us/ˌhæɡ.i.əˈɡræf.ɪk/veryadmiringof someone andrepresentingthepersonasperfector muchbetterthan they really are:
理想化的,过度美化的Thebiographyhas beencriticizedfor being too hagiographic.这本传记因对人物的过度美化而受到批评。
Weinraubtakesa hagiographicapproach,portrayinghim as ahistoricalherofirst and ahumanbeing second.韦恩劳布的态度过于理想化,首先将他描绘成一个历史英雄,其次才是一个人。
See
hagiography
- Thebookis alargelyhagiographicaccountof theformerPresidentand hissupposedstrengths.
- The showopenswith avideocollageof Mr. Durst'stelevisionappearancesthat'suncomfortablyhagiographic.
- In what must be the least hagiographicobituaryeverpublished, Pratt isdescribedas an "unabashedsnobandsocialinterloperon agrandscale".
Praising insincerely or too eagerly
- backhanded compliment
- bootlicker
- bow and scrapeidiom
- crawler
- creep
- fawn
- flummery
- glad-handing
- grovel
- idealization
- idealize
- obsequious
- people pleaser
- play up tosomeone
- schmooze
- servile
- slobber
- toady
- toadying
- unctuous