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Often used in the same context:
lovebirds,
romcom,
romanticism,
bromance,
platonic,
beau,
tryst,
fling,
courtship,
flirtation,
infatuation,
friendship,
affair,
intimacy,
romantics,
love,
kinkiness,
steaminess,
lust,
gothic romance,
lover,
lovelorn,
snog,
seduction,
soul mate,
melodrama,
marriage,
dalliance,
potboiler,
loveless,
roundelay,
romancer,
hunky,
loverboy,
sapphic,
snogging,
soulmate,
sweethearts,
paramour,
lovemaking,
drama,
bachelorhood,
sensuality,
playgirl,
matrimony,
sappiness,
ladylove,
plotline,
costar,
adventuress,
seriocomedy,
tearjerker,
coup de foudre,
elyot,
lothario,
lovestruck,
eroticism,
amour,
fairy tale,
infidelity,
dramedy,
grand guignol,
weepie,
lechery,
nookie,
boyfriend,
dishy,
bildungsroman,
longings,
prince charming,
sexiness,
betrothal,
carnality,
smooching,
salaciousness,
jealousy,
nuptials,
heartthrob,
bodice ripper,
moroseness,
tale,
costars,
deflowering,
pathos,
lovesickness,
hottie,
casanova,
affections,
idyll,
heartbreak,
whimsy,
merriness,
glamor,
showbiz,
fairytale,
valentine day,
femme fatale,
melodramatics,
monogamy,
exes,
heroine,
honeymoon,
romances,
lyric,
ballad,
epic,
lyrics,
fable,
comedy,
pastoral,
poem,
legend,
opera,
novel,
poetry,
novella,
song,
epics,
masterpieces,
novels,
romanic,
turkic,
slavic,
slavonic,
ugric,
bantu,
austronesian,
quechua,
tagalog,
anglian,
germanic,
indoeuropean,
nahuatl,
algonquian,
finnic,
hindi,
iroquoian,
keltic,
oscan,
sudanic
More specific:
bodice ripper,
catalan,
chase,
chase after,
display,
french,
gothic romance,
intrigue,
italian,
portuguese,
rumanian,
spanish,
stardust,
vamp,
wanton
Appears in the definition of:
amatory,
amorous,
aura,
catalan,
desiccate,
don quixote,
edmund spenser,
french,
friuli,
friulian,
glamorous,
glamourous,
glottochronology,
gothic romance,
ill-starred,
interlingua,
italian,
ladin,
latin,
latino,
latin america,
partitive,
portuguese,
rhaeto-romance,
rhaeto-romanic,
romanian,
romansh,
romantic,
rumanian,
rumansh,
ruritania,
shipwreck,
spanish,
spenser,
unenlivened,
unreasonable,
unromantic,
vulgar latin
More general:
act,
latin,
lie,
love,
move,
novel,
quality,
relationship,
speak,
story,
talk
Synonyms:
chat up,
coquet,
coquette,
court,
dally,
flirt,
latin,
latinian language,
love affair,
love story,
mash,
philander,
romance language,
romanticism,
solicit,
woo
Also try:
— Adjectives for romance:
historical,
old,
little,
medieval,
french,
arthurian,
gothic,
popular,
pastoral,
chivalric,
true,
more...
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