romantic
adjective(ro-man-tic)
consisting of or resembling a romance
romantic
adjective(ro-man-tic)
having no basis in fact : imaginary
romantic
adjective(ro-man-tic)
impractical in conception or plan : visionary
romantic
noun(ro-man-tic)
a romantic person, trait, or component
romantic
noun(ro-man-tic)
a romantic writer, artist, or composer
romantic
noun(ro-man-tic)
a light, comic movie or other work whose plot focuses on the development of a romantic relationship; also : this style or genre of work —called also rom-com
romantic
noun(ro-man-tic)
a brief romantic relationship
romantic
adjective(ro-man-tic)
contradicting or rejecting romantic aesthetics or sensibilities
romantic
adjective(ro-man-tic)
extremely or excessively romantic
romantic
adjective(ro-man-tic)
of, relating to, or occurring in the period following romanticism
romantic
noun(ro-man-tic)
a cultural shift of the mid- to late-18th century that preceded and gave rise to Romanticism
romantic
adjective(ro-man-tic)
extremely romantic