Romantics is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for ROMANTICS in dictionary:

NOUN:
• ROMANTIC, a fanciful person
• a person with romantic beliefs or attitudes
• a writer or artist of the Romantic movement
ADJECTIVE:
• conducive to or characterized by the expression of love
• (of a person) readily demonstrating feelings of love
• relating to love or to sexual relationships
• of, characterized by, or suggestive of an idealized view of reality
• relating to or denoting the movement of romanticism

Words related to ROMANTICS

romantic12

Words that contain ROMANTICS

preromantics18 antiromantics17 postromantics19 hyperromantics26 ultraromantics18

How to use ROMANTICS in a sentence

• The Romantics in their return to nature had necessarily to abolish it.
• So that the first object of the revolt of the romantics was the purely literary object of getting rid of the vice of an unreal and artificial manner of writing.
• She had scorned the plain world where they talk prose more expensively than most professed romantics do.
• The world into which Cezanne tumbled was a world still agitated by the quarrels of Romantics and Realists.
• The Romantics and Realists were deaf men coming to blows about the squeak of a bat.
• The other is the gayest of Romantics, happiest when by the way he produces a glittering effect, or dazzles the ear by a vain impertinence.
• The Romantics, in the face of violent opposition, threw the doors of poetry wide open to every word in the language.
• Unlike the majority of the Romantics, Musset had a fine sense of psychology and a penetrating historical vision.
• Nowhere were the defects of the Romantics more obvious than in their treatment of history.
• I believe that, in the way of romantics, Corinne is going to be more like me than like Jone.
• It is true that the English romantics put forth no body of doctrine, no authoritative statement of a theory of literary art.
• My own reading in the German romantics is by no means extensive.
• The representation was a fight between the classics and the romantics, and there was almost a mob in the theatre.
• On one day the romantics would carry a passage, which the enemy would retake the next day, and from which it became necessary to dislodge them.
• The first generation of English romantics was drawing to its close.
• Brentano and others of the romantics went so far as to practise assonance in their original as well as translated work.

Similar words containing ROMANTIC without suffix s

romantic12 bromantic15 pyromantic19 romantical14 unromantic14 chiromantic20 hydromantic22 necromantic17 preromantic17 romanticise15 romanticism17 romanticist15 romanticize24 antiromantic16 postromantic18 preromantics18 romantically19 romanticised17 romanticises16 romanticisms18 romanticists16 romanticized26 romanticizes25 unromantical16 antiromantics17 chiromantical22 hyperromantic25 necromantical19 postromantics19 romanticality20 romanticising18 romanticizing27 superromantic19 ultraromantic17 hyperromantics26 unromantically21 unromanticised19 unromanticized28 ultraromantics18 antiromanticism21 necromantically24 romanticalities19 romanticisation19 romanticization28 superromanticis21 superromanticism24 antiromanticisms22 romanticizations29 superromanticisms25

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