Romantically is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for ROMANTICALLY in dictionary:

ADVERB:
• ROMANTICAL, romantic
• in a way that is expressive of feelings of love
• in a way that relates to love or sexual relationships
• in a romantic manner
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• consisting of or resembling a romance

Words related to ROMANTICALLY

romantic12 romantical14

Words that contain ROMANTICALLY

unromantically21 necromantically24

How to use ROMANTICALLY in a sentence

• This place, named Mozaun, was romantically situated in a fertile valley, that seemed to be completely shut in by the mountains.
• St Goar is a fine old Gothic town, romantically situated, and is famous from having two whirlpools in its neighbourhood.
• CHAPTER IV ENDS QUITE ROMANTICALLY Eli Moggridge was a judge of men, and he liked Theophilus Londonderry at a glance.
• The monotony of our journey was rather romantically interrupted by our straying for a short distance from the right road.
• He is Provence incarnate, and, apart from the noble quality of his work, his position as the foremost representative of his compatriots is romantically unique.
• Gemignano, by the romantically charming reliefs in marble, with terracotta settings, on the Oratory of S.
• One of our first rides with Lord Byron was to Nervi, a village on the sea-coast, most romantically situated, and each turn of the road presenting various and beautiful prospects.
• Both Pope and Emperor are romantically conceived, and each portion of the tale is told as though it were a fit in some popular ballad.
• Finally, to sum it up, the pleasant, smiling, trim little city of Foix, and its chateau rising romantically above it, form a delightful prospect.
• Feisal, a descendant of the Prophet, who had fought gloriously against the Turks, was romantically getting ready in Damascus to be crowned King of Syria.
• It saves itself for the truth rather than sacrifices itself romantically for a friend.
• It is romantically situated among lofty crags and mountains, which rise above the level of the water from 1100 to 1500 feet.
• She took up professional singing for the sake of charity, and Gounod and she became romantically attached.
• He spoke without an accent and was most romantically dark.
• Watts was horrified, but everyone else delighted, the bishop in especial, it is said, declared he had never seen anything so romantically beautiful.
• Leigh was romantically inclined, and thought a heroine setting out on her adventures should be provided with some talisman, and, in this case, proof of her origin.
• Yes, indeed, the brick villages, the old gray farm-houses, and the windmill were very beautiful in the endless yellow draperies which this autumn country wore so romantically.
• Bud, while he had never before taken part in a fight against Indians, did not expect so much of the romantically picturesque and so was not so disappointed.
• Besides this, the task was extremely congenial, and I became absorbed in it, being young and romantically inclined.
• When Shakespeare treated the same problem, he made King Richard II, the most romantically minded of all his kings, call for a mirror.
• Such a man as this Cowperwood of the Chicago days, described romantically, would be indistinguishable from the wicked earls and seven-foot guardsmen of Ouida, Robert W.
• You are romantically and feverishly in love with a handsome and gifted young man.
• Few cities are more romantically situated than Bath, but it is not its situation which has given to it its celebrity.
• There is nothing romantically bold about the coast scenery, but it is pervaded by an air of quiet retirement much in keeping with its literary associations.
• A citadel or ancient fortress towers romantically above the little town, and old towers look down from the summit of many a hill and cliff.
• Nevertheless in moments of expansion, such as the present, she felt the parallel between her own case and that of Jane did, in certain directions, romantically hold.
• Here a road turns right and in a little over a mile drops to the romantically beautiful Kingley Vale.
• Maybe, she thought, when encountered anew most cultural traits were romantically virtuous.
• When he was not with her she thought of him tenderly, romantically.
• The gentlemen in this neighbourhood have, nearly at their own expense, built a very neat church, which is romantically situated on the top of a high hill overlooking the lake.

Similar words containing ROMANTICAL without suffix ly

romantical14 unromantical16 chiromantical22 necromantical19 romanticality20 unromantically21 necromantically24 romanticalities19

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