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romantic

Meaning in simple English, pronunciation and examples

Pronunciation: US /roʊˈmæntɪk/ · UK /rəʊˈmæntɪk/

romantic means: Connected with love between partners, or creating feelings of love.

adjective

LOVEA2

Connected with love between partners, or creating feelings of love.

  • They enjoyed a romantic dinner.
  • She has romantic feelings for him.
  • We spent a romantic weekend by the sea.

Similar words: loving, amorous

Common phrases: romantic dinner, romantic relationship, romantic feelings, romantic gesture

UNREALISTIC IDEALSC1

Imagining life as more beautiful or exciting than it really is.

  • He has a romantic view of farm life.
  • Her romantic ideals ignored the practical difficulties.
  • Their plan was romantic but unlikely to succeed.

Similar words: idealistic, fanciful, unrealistic

Opposites: realistic, practical

Common phrases: romantic notion, romantic ideal, romantic view

noun

LOVE DREAMERB2

A person who enjoys love stories and likes showing love through special gestures.

  • I am a hopeless romantic.
  • The film appeals to romantics everywhere.
  • As a romantic, he loves writing love letters.

Common phrases: a hopeless romantic, a true romantic, such a romantic, a real romantic

Questions about romantic

What does romantic mean?

Connected with love between partners, or creating feelings of love.

What is romantic in other languages?

Türkçe: romantik · Español: romántico · Français: romantique · Deutsch: romantisch · Italiano: romantico · 日本語: ロマンチックな

How do you pronounce romantic?

In American English /roʊˈmæntɪk/; in British English /rəʊˈmæntɪk/.

How do you use romantic in a sentence?

They enjoyed a romantic dinner. She has romantic feelings for him.

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