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Synonyms for "romance" in English

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  1. romance:

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Detailed Synonyms for romance in English

romance:

romance [the ~] nom

  1. the romance
    the relationship; the wooing; the love affair; the courtship; the amorous adventure; the romance; the romanticism
  2. the romance
    the romance; the love affair; the relationship
  3. the romance
    – an exciting and mysterious quality (as of a heroic time or adventure) 1
    the romance; the romanticism
    – an exciting and mysterious quality (as of a heroic time or adventure) 1
  4. the romance
    – a novel dealing with idealized events remote from everyday life 1
    the romance
    – a novel dealing with idealized events remote from everyday life 1
  5. the romance
    – a story dealing with love 1
    the romance; the love story
    – a story dealing with love 1
  6. the romance
    – a relationship between two lovers 1
    the romance; the love affair
    – a relationship between two lovers 1

romance

  1. romance
    romance

to romance verbe (romances, romanced, romancing)

  1. to romance
    – tell romantic or exaggerated lies 1
    to romance
    – tell romantic or exaggerated lies 1
    • romance verbe (romances, romanced, romancing)
      • This author romanced his trip to an exotic country1
  2. to romance
    – talk or behave amorously, without serious intentions 1
    to mash; butterfly; to romance; to flirt; to dally; to coquet; coquette; philander; chat up
    – talk or behave amorously, without serious intentions 1
    • mash verbe (mashes, mashed, mashing)
    • butterfly verbe
    • romance verbe (romances, romanced, romancing)
    • flirt verbe (flirts, flirted, flirting)
      • My husband never flirts with other women1
    • dally verbe (dallies, dallied, dallying)
    • coquet verbe (coquets, coquetted, coquetting)
    • coquette verbe
    • philander verbe
    • chat up verbe
      • The guys always try to chat up the new secretaries1
  3. to romance
    – have a love affair with 1
    to romance
    – have a love affair with 1
    • romance verbe (romances, romanced, romancing)
  4. to romance
    – make amorous advances towards 1
    to court; to solicit; to romance; woo
    – make amorous advances towards 1
    • court verbe (courts, courted, courting)
      • John is courting Mary1
    • solicit verbe (solicits, solicited, soliciting)
    • romance verbe (romances, romanced, romancing)
    • woo verbe

Conjugations for romance:

present
  1. romance
  2. romance
  3. romances
  4. romance
  5. romance
  6. romance
simple past
  1. romanced
  2. romanced
  3. romanced
  4. romanced
  5. romanced
  6. romanced
present perfect
  1. have romanced
  2. have romanced
  3. has romanced
  4. have romanced
  5. have romanced
  6. have romanced
past continuous
  1. was romancing
  2. were romancing
  3. was romancing
  4. were romancing
  5. were romancing
  6. were romancing
future
  1. shall romance
  2. will romance
  3. will romance
  4. shall romance
  5. will romance
  6. will romance
continuous present
  1. am romancing
  2. are romancing
  3. is romancing
  4. are romancing
  5. are romancing
  6. are romancing
subjunctive
  1. be romanced
  2. be romanced
  3. be romanced
  4. be romanced
  5. be romanced
  6. be romanced
diverse
  1. romance!
  2. let's romance!
  5. romanced
  6. romancing
1. I, 2. you, 3. he/she/it, 4. we, 5. you, 6. they

Related Words for "romance":

  • romances

Alternate Synonyms for "romance":


Related Definitions for "romance":

  1. an exciting and mysterious quality (as of a heroic time or adventure)1
  2. a novel dealing with idealized events remote from everyday life1
  3. a story dealing with love1
  4. a relationship between two lovers1
  5. tell romantic or exaggerated lies1
    • This author romanced his trip to an exotic country1
  6. talk or behave amorously, without serious intentions1
  7. have a love affair with1
  8. make amorous advances towards1

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