Difference between Idealize and Idealise

IDEALIZE vs IDEALISE: VERB

To treat in an ideal manner. See Idealization, 2.
To make ideal; to consider as ideal; to give an ideal form or value to; to attribute ideal characteristics and excellences to.

Also spelled idealise.
To form ideals.
To make ideal; give form to in accordance with any preconceived ideal; embody in an ideal form: as, to idealize a portrait.

Glamorize, Sexualize, Glorify, Fictionalize, Embody, Personify, Idolize, Objectify, Portray, Deify, Reify, Mythologize, Sentimentalize, Romanticize, Idealise

Oversimplify, Eroticize, Sexualize, Glorify, Fictionalize, Embody, Personify, Objectify, Portray, Deify, Reify, Mythologize, Sentimentalize, Romanticize, Idealise

Kennedy whose crisp, poetic turns of phrase helped idealize and immortalize a tragically brief administration, died Sunday.
He could idealize even a sot puking in a gutter.
The child may begin to idealize the offender.
Of course, it is important not to idealize common schools, which suffer their own deficiencies.
We tend to idealize the Christmas story as if it was sweet, nice, and cute.
In several cases it is essential to idealize complex structural systems by suitable spring.
Tabernacle, quite clearly idealize popular support for the Temple and its public cult.
He does not idealize, but is deeply pessimistic about human beings.
We idealize the situation even one step further.
Americans tend to idealize NZ a bit, ie.

We have, in Zimbabwe, a few individuals who have re-written contemporary history in a bid to idealise themselves.
For what are ideals about, what do they idealise, except natural existence and natural passions?
Australian propaganda was designed to maintain public anger about German atrocities and idealise Australian soldiers.
To idealise the balance, process control agents (PCAs).