Romances is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for ROMANCES in dictionary:

VERB:
• ROMANCE, to woo
• try to gain the love of; court
• seek the attention or custom of (someone), especially by the use of flattery
• engage in a love affair
NOUN:
• the Romance languages considered as a group.
ADJECTIVE:
• relating to or denoting the group of Indo-European languages descended from Latin, principally French, Spanish, Portuguese, Italian, Catalan, Occitan, and Romanian

Words related to ROMANCES

romance11 romanced13 romancing14

How to use ROMANCES in a sentence

• Third, the poem itself with its dramatic interest, its vivid descriptions, and its moral purity, is one of the most delightful old romances in any language.
• At eleven, Theresa lost her mother, and took to reading romances, which, it seems, were books of knight-errantry, at the close of the chivalric period.
• He had left Bulwer for old ballads and romances, and Mr.
• The secret of the interest and delight we take in romances and poetry is that they realize the expectations and hopes of youth.
• It results that the lover of Stevenson would almost prefer to give up all the romances rather than the letters.
• In no other of his romances has the author succeeded so perfectly in at once stimulating and baffling the curiosity of his readers.
• BRAND, a term often applied to the sword in medaeval romances.
• The early disappearance of that poor boy, without the existence of a single vestige by which he could be traced, resembles one of those mysteries that are found only in romances.
• Finnerty was not, as is the case in romances, either mysterious or awful.
• Charles Reybaud, encouraging that pure budding novelist, who is in fact a hack writer of romances third and fourth rate, of questionable purity enough, too.
• They were the kind of eyes which reveal passionate romances, and which make them.
• Filidan is a lover, who becomes inflammable as gunpowder for every mistress he reads of in romances.
• However, the notorious love of adventure on the part of the Irish monks inevitably led to the composition of religious romances of a similar kind.
• Under this persuasion, we have little doubt that the heroic tragedies were the legitimate offspring of the French romances of Calprenede and Scuderi.
• Had no other forces been at work the tradition of the stage influenced by the romances would have probably shown no trace of pastoral at all.
• He did not resemble the ancient Virgil in the least, but he did look as if he had walked right out of one of my romances of wild riders.
• I have no patience neither for these translations of romances.
• Romances abound with similar instances, nor are they wanting in real history.
• But of the Scotch romances nothing farther from the truth could be said.
• People who tell only of the grim-drab aspect of the great struggle sometimes forget that romances just as fine as were ever spun by Victor Hugo happen around, them every day.
• The stories of Amadis of Gaul and of the Palmerins are, moreover, very evident imitations of the principal romances of chivalry which we have already considered.
• In its freedom from all tendency to plaything-sentiments and trivial romances, his youth had been unlike the youth of other men.
• We came away almost immediately after, so that rose will bloom in my memory, until I forget about it, among romances that might have been.
• His lies, I would go bail, were tremendous romances, wild fictions told for fun, never lies of cowardice or for gain.
• There was no reason why they should not be, and he loved to build up romances, always ending happily, in his fertile imagination.
• The romances of chivalry sprang to life a logical production of the times.

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