Pronunciation

/rəʊˈmæntɪk/

Definitions

Noun

A romantic refers to:

1. A person who is characterized by a strong interest in love, affection, and poetry, often idealizing love or relationships.
2. A style or period marked by enthusiasm for or expression of emotions, imagination, and idealism, typically in literature, art, or music.
3. A romantic film or story that focuses on love and emotional intensity.

Verb

To romanticize (v):

1. To attribute an idealized or exaggerated sense of romance or sentimentality to something.
2. To interpret or view a situation or person in a highly romantic or idealized manner.

Adjective

Romantic (adj):

1. Relating to or characterized by feelings of love, passion, or idealism.
2. Expressive of or involving strong emotions or imagination.
3. Designating a style or period in art, literature, or music that emphasizes emotion and idealization.

Phrases

• “A romantic dinner” implies a meal with a focus on ambiance and sentiment.
• “She’s a hopeless romantic” describes someone who is overly inclined to idealize love.
• “Romantic comedies” are films that typically feature a romantic storyline with humorous elements.

Example Sentences

• Noun: “She was always a hopeless romantic, dreaming of finding her soulmate.”
• Verb: “The author romanticized the olden days, creating a nostalgic atmosphere in her novel.”
• Adjective: “Their relationship was filled with romantic gestures and thoughtful surprises.”

Synonyms

• Passionate
• Sentimental
• Idealistic
• Poetic
• Emotional
• Love-struck
• Enchanted
• Dreamy