hagiography

noun

1. 吹捧性的传记；偶像化（或理想化）传记
   a book about the life of a person that praises them too much; this style of writing

1. Even so, Mr. Morgen knows that his film has a stigma to overcome: Authorized documentaries are usually hagiography.
   尽管如此，摩根也知道自己的影片还要克服一个困难：授权纪录片通常会把主人公神圣化。
2. Making good use of his natural gifts and of the circumstances in which he found himself," M "produced a book unique, so far as my knowledge goes, in the literature of hagiography.
   在充分发挥自己的天赋才能的环境下，他找到了自己。“M”只出版了一本书，正如我所知，在圣徒言行录的文献上。
3. There is a genre of literature that details the lives of saints, Hagiography, but that came later and is largely something we find in the Christian era.
   有种文学体裁就是专门细节记录圣人生活的，圣徒传记，不过这出现的比较晚，而且大多是在基督公元之后。

noun

1. a biography that idealizes or idolizes the person (especially a person who is a saint)