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Definition of romanced - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
1.
emotionRare influenced by romantic feelingsRare
- She had a romanced notion of their relationship.
2.
romanceRare having a romantic or idealized qualityRare
- The movie had a romanced view of the countryside.
Origin of romanced
French, romancer (to tell in a romantic way)
Examples of romanced in a sentence
The romanced atmosphere made them feel special. The novel presented a romanced version of history. His romanced memories of childhood were far from reality.
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- French:enflammé, romantique, ...
- German:romantisch, romantisiert, ...
- Italian:romantico, idealizzato, ...
- Spanish:idealizado, romantizado, ...
- Portuguese:romantizada, idealizado, ...
- Chinese:充满浪漫情怀的, 浪漫化的, ...
- Japanese:恋愛感情に影響された, 理想化された, ...
- Arabic:رُومَانْسِيّ, مُثالي, ...
- Hebrew:מְאוֹהָב, רוֹמַנְטִי, ...
- Russian:влюблённый, романтизированный, ...
- Ukrainian:романтизований, ідеалізований, ...
- Hindi:प्रेमपूर्ण, आदर्शवादी, ...
Definition of romance - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
emotionfeeling of excitement associated with love
- The romance of the evening made her heart flutter..
2.
relationshiplove affair, especially one that is idealized or passionate
- Their summer romance was filled with beach walks and sunsets..
3.
adventuremysterious or exciting quality
- The old castle had a certain romance to it.
4.
literaturestory or novel about love
- She enjoys reading historical romances.
5.
medieval storyRare UK medieval tale of adventureRare UK
- The knight's romance was full of quests.
6.
musicTECH. sentimental or lyrical musical pieceTECH.
- The orchestra played a beautiful romance.
Verb
1.
courtshiptr. court or woo someone with intent to initiate a romantic relationshiptr.
- He tried to romance her with flowers and poetry..
2.
storytellingtr./intr. write or tell romantic storiestr./intr.
- She loves to romance about distant lands.
3.
imaginationintr. Rare UK talk extravagantly and imaginativelyintr. Rare UK
- He would romance about his adventures in the jungle.
Expressions with romance
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very fast and intense romantic relationship
Their whirlwind romance led to a quick engagement.
romantic relationship during a holiday
They had a holiday romance in Italy last summer.
deceptive act to gain trust and money through fake romance
He was a victim of a romance scam.
romantic relationship during the autumn season
Their autumn romance blossomed among the falling leaves.
relationship starting to develop romantic feelings
Their budding romance was evident in their shy glances and smiles.
romance genre with supernatural elements like vampires
She enjoys reading paranormal romance novels about vampires.
story with mysterious and eerie events
The novel is a classic Gothic romance with haunted castles.
idealized view of life at sea
Books often depict the romance of the sea.
the idealized view of journeys and adventures
Books often capture the romance of travel.
romantic relationship during the winter season
Their December romance blossomed during the snowy holidays.
the beginning stage of a romantic relationship
Their kindling romance was evident in their shy glances and smiles.
area conducive to romantic feelings
The candlelit dinner created a perfect romance zone.
novel or story about family relationships
The book is a family romance exploring sibling rivalry and parental expectations.
romantic story that is light and lacks depth
The movie was just another candyfloss romance.
romance novel with explicit sex and aggression
She enjoys reading sweet savage romance novels.
Origin of romance
Latin, romanice (in the Roman manner)
Examples of romance in a sentence
They felt the romance in the air during their walk. Their whirlwind romance ended as quickly as it began. A secret romance blossomed between the two colleagues. The novel's romance captivated readers worldwide. There's a romance in exploring uncharted territories. The library has a vast collection of romances.
She writes romances set in the Victorian era. The romance depicted a hero's journey. She enjoyed reading a romance about chivalry. She composed a romance for the piano. His latest album features a touching romance. He tried to romance her with a candlelit dinner. She was romanced by his charming words. He would often romance about knights and dragons. The author romanced about a love that transcends time. She would romance about distant lands and hidden treasures. They loved to romance about future possibilities.
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- French:romance, romancer, ...
- German:Romantik, umwerben, ...
- Italian:romanticismo, corteggiare, ...
- Spanish:romanticismo, enamorar, ...
- Portuguese:encanto, cortejar, ...
- Chinese:浪漫, 追求, ...
- Japanese:恋のときめき, 口説く, ...
- Arabic:رُومَانْسِيَّة, غَازَلَ, ...
- Hebrew:רוֹמַנְטִיקָה, לְחַזֵּר אַחֲרֵי, ...
- Russian:романтика, ухаживать, ...
- Ukrainian:романтика, залицятися, ...
- Hindi:रोमांस, प्रेम करना, ...
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