0 past simple and past participle of airbrush
1 to use an airbrush to cover or improve the appearance of something:
She looks almost as though she has donned a smooth carapace with wrinkles and ambiguous edges airbrushed out.
This violence can easily be airbrushed out.
Their dealings and activities are airbrushed in such a way that, in effect, they become folk heroes within their own country.
Once again, we are facing the airbrushed theory of history.
This allowed his unsavoury image to be somewhat airbrushed with a veneer of spurious respectability.
It has been airbrushed from all subsequent publications on productivity.
All references to bad news were airbrushed out and it contained a number of political aspirations better located in an election manifesto.
In many cases they may well be social events, but the conclusion of the chase cannot be airbrushed from the argument.
