Romantically

/roʊˈmæntɪkli/

Meaning & Definition

adverb

In a manner relating to love or a romantic relationship.

They met romantically during a summer festival.

In a way that expresses or embodies idealized love or passion.

He spoke romantically about their future together.

In a manner that involves adventure or an idealistic perspective often associated with love.

She viewed the world romantically, believing in fate and destiny.

In a style characteristic of romanticism, emphasizing emotion and individualism.

The author wrote romantically, focusing on the deep emotions of the characters.

Derived from the word 'romantic', which comes from the Middle French 'romantique' and Latin 'romanticus', from 'romance'.

romantically involved

Engaged in a romantic relationship.

take someone out romantically

To go on a date with someone in a romantic context.

romantically inclined

Having a tendency towards romantic feelings or behaviors.

romantic

Pertaining to love or a sense of adventure.

romance

A quality or feeling of mystery, excitement, and remoteness from everyday life.

Hearts and flowers

She always goes for hearts and flowers when planning a date.

Lovey-dovey

They were so lovey-dovey at the party, it was adorable.