Definition for Romance:

• tell romantic or exaggerated lies; " This author romanced his trip to an exotic country"

Synonyms for Romance:

• adj.

  •pert (adjective)
  • latin.

• n.

  •Latinian Language (noun)
  • Latinian Language.
  •
  • italic,
  • admiration,
  • Romansh,
  • awe,
  • Latinic,
  • respect.
  •
  • wonder,
  • ecstasy,
  • anticipation,
  • excitement,
  • satisfaction,
  • kick,
  • delight,
  • joie de vivre,
  • enthusiasm,
  • pleasure.
  •
  • liege,
  • spark,
  • feudal,
  • M,
  • pursue,
  • manor,
  • alchemist,
  • lord,
  • feudalism,
  • mediaeval,
  • alchemy,
  • medieval.
  •
  • costume drama,
  • cartoon,
  • animation,
  • B movie,
  • chick flick,
  • blue movie,
  • anime,
  • biopic,
  • chiller,
  • buddy movie.
  •
  • ask out,
  • run after,
  • pair off,
  • pick up,
  • have your eye on someone,
  • chase,
  • sweep someone off their feet,
  • make a pass at someone.
  •
  • inflate,
  • overstate,
  • overplay,
  • glorify,
  • idealize,
  • magnify,
  • play up,
  • talk up,
  • dignify.
  •affair (noun)
  • rendezvous,
  • extracurricular activity,
  • carrying on,
  • intimacy,
  • playing around,
  • two-timing.
  •amorousness (noun)
  • enamorednesses,
  • lovingnesses.
  •attribute (noun)
  • romanticism.
  •butterfly (noun)
  • butterfly.
  •chat up (noun)
  • chat up.
  •composition (noun)
  • concerto,
  • piece,
  • cantata,
  • Concertos,
  • symphony,
  • literary work,
  • Rhapsodies,
  • manuscript,
  • theme,
  • article,
  • study,
  • arrangement,
  • score,
  • drama,
  • opus,
  • Melodies,
  • short story,
  • verse,
  • number,
  • literary works,
  • poetry,
  • chart,
  • setup,
  • short stories,
  • stanza,
  • thesis,
  • tune,
  • paper,
  • work,
  • cantatas,
  • rhapsody,
  • play,
  • dissertation,
  • exposition,
  • essay,
  • exercise,
  • getup.
  •coquet (noun)
  • coquet.
  •coquette (noun)
  • coquette.
  •court (noun)
  • court.
  •dally (noun)
  • dally.
  •endearment (noun)
  • dalliance,
  • charm,
  • enticement,
  • allurement,
  • seduction,
  • courtship,
  • wooing,
  • invitingness,
  • amour,
  • spooning,
  • coquetry,
  • liaison,
  • Love-making.
  •exaggeration (noun)
  • coloring,
  • untruth,
  • embroidery,
  • pretentiousness,
  • hyperbole,
  • whopper,
  • amplification,
  • rant,
  • falsehood,
  • fabrication,
  • pretension,
  • aggrandizement,
  • inflation,
  • yarn,
  • enlargement,
  • hogwash,
  • crock,
  • magnification,
  • elaboration,
  • overestimation,
  • emphasis,
  • overemphasises,
  • fish story,
  • figure of speech,
  • flight of fancy,
  • boasting,
  • excess,
  • Misjudgment,
  • jazz,
  • tall talk,
  • exaltation,
  • misrepresentation,
  • tall story,
  • extravagance,
  • baloney,
  • overemphasis.
  •extramarital affair (noun)
  • illicit love affairs,
  • extramarital-affair.
  •fable (noun)
  • allegory,
  • invention,
  • bunk,
  • fib,
  • myth,
  • apologue,
  • white lie,
  • parable.
  •fiction (noun)
  • anecdote,
  • imagination,
  • concoction,
  • hooey,
  • improvisation,
  • book,
  • prevarication,
  • narrative.
  •flirtation (noun)
  • romancings,
  • courtings,
  • toyings,
  • cruisings,
  • triflings,
  • teasings.
  •glamour (noun)
  • razzle dazzles,
  • ravishments,
  • star qualities,
  • razzledazzles,
  • razzle-dazzles,
  • razzledazzle,
  • razzle dazzle.
  •hanky-panky (noun)
  • fourberies,
  • funny businesses,
  • hankie pankie,
  • hankiepankie,
  • hokey pokeys,
  • mis chiefs,
  • hankiepankies,
  • hokey pokey,
  • hankypanky,
  • sexual activities,
  • hankie-pankies,
  • hankie pankies,
  • mis chief,
  • hokey-pokeys,
  • doubledealing,
  • fooling arounds,
  • sharp practices,
  • mis-chief,
  • mis-chiefs,
  • hokeypokeys.
  •philander (noun)
  • philander.
  •prose (noun)
  • prosaicness,
  • prose,
  • recount,
  • chronicle,
  • retelling,
  • storyline,
  • scenario,
  • plainness,
  • saga,
  • plot,
  • reminiscence,
  • account,
  • reading matter,
  • serial,
  • episode,
  • legend.
  •romance (noun)
  • idyll,
  • idealization,
  • hazard,
  • intrigue,
  • lyric,
  • mash,
  • solicit,
  • exoticness,
  • color,
  • affair of the heart,
  • nostalgia,
  • fascination,
  • risk,
  • fancy,
  • venture,
  • passion,
  • melodrama,
  • love story,
  • ballad,
  • fantasy,
  • enchantment,
  • fling,
  • tear-jerker,
  • mystery.
  •story (noun)
  • auto-biographies,
  • auto-biography,
  • conti,
  • in-formations,
  • news items,
  • re cord,
  • long short it,
  • auto biographies,
  • long short of it,
  • non fiction,
  • in-formation,
  • in formations,
  • nonfictions,
  • non fictions,
  • auto biography,
  • long and short it,
  • re-cords,
  • re cords,
  • re-cord,
  • non-fictions.
  •tall talk (noun)
  • over-statements,
  • over-statement,
  • over statement,
  • tall-talk,
  • over statements.

• v.

  •endear (verb)
  • hug,
  • serenade,
  • snuggle,
  • entice,
  • coddle,
  • caress,
  • make love,
  • seduce,
  • endear,
  • spoon,
  • ogle,
  • bill and coo,
  • cherish,
  • kiss,
  • flirt,
  • woo,
  • cuddle,
  • nuzzle.
  •exaggerate (verb)
  • fudge,
  • loud talk,
  • pretty up,
  • emphasize,
  • brag,
  • puff,
  • stretch,
  • put on,
  • misquote,
  • hike,
  • amplify,
  • boost,
  • fabricate,
  • blow out of proportion,
  • heighten,
  • falsify,
  • intensify,
  • cook up,
  • exalt,
  • embroider,
  • overemphasize,
  • caricature,
  • overestimate,
  • boast,
  • lay it on thick,
  • romanticize,
  • build up,
  • Misreport,
  • hyperbolize,
  • misrepresent,
  • scam,
  • distort,
  • go to extremes,
  • make too much of,
  • overdraw,
  • pyramid,
  • expand,
  • overdo,
  • pad,
  • corrupt,
  • enlarge.
  •fantasize (verb)
  • imagine,
  • envision,
  • daydream,
  • head trip,
  • invent,
  • moon,
  • hallucinate.

• Other synonyms:

  •Romance language
  • romance language.
  •
  • love life,
  • favor,
  • Harlequin Romance,
  • ardour,
  • misalliance,
  • esteem,
  • graphic novel,
  • ardor,
  • chick lit,
  • deference,
  • puppy love,
  • airport fiction,
  • love triangle,
  • reverence,
  • epistolary.
  •
  • hero worship,
  • involvement.
  •
  • pulp,
  • cult,
  • bond.
  •
  • concern.
  •continental
  • european.
  •exaggerate
  • Caricatured,
  • Overdrawn,
  • over-emphasize,
  • overemphasizes,
  • overestimating,
  • laying it on thick,
  • Overdrawing,
  • over-estimate,
  • scammed,
  • misreporting,
  • Romanced,
  • overemphasizing,
  • misreported,
  • Caricaturing,
  • lay on thick,
  • misquotes,
  • overemphasized,
  • mis-report,
  • scamming,
  • overestimates,
  • laid on thick,
  • overestimated.
  •folk tale
  • fairy tale.

Paraphrases for Romance:

• Equivalence

  • Proper noun, singular
    romanticism.
  • Noun, singular or mass
    romanticism.

• Forward Entailment

  • Noun, singular or mass
    story.

• Independent

  • Proper noun, singular
    Romanes.
  • Noun, singular or mass
    crying, charm, flame, sentiment, lover.

• Other Related

  • Proper noun, singular
    love.
  • Noun, singular or mass
    Loves, passion, affection, affair, ballad, love.
  • Interjection
    love.

Antonyms for Romance:

• n.

  • Other antonyms:
    reality, certainty, substance, fact, verity, realization.

Romance Sentence Examples:

• How very fascinating in some respects, how full of all the charm of romance, and how confoundly difficult to see one's way through!

• " My romance that I knew was somewhere.

Homophones for Romance:

• renewing, ramous, romanesque, rhamnaceae, romaic, ruining, rhonchus, ramesses, ring, roanoke, runic, remaining, rain check, rooms, Raunch, remus, remake, Rameses Ii, rain gage, rareness, rearrange, riming, rummage, rink, rings, Ramses Ii, ranch house, running, rowing, rhenish, ransack, Romanic, runch, rhamnus, Rumansh, romanize, raunchy, ruinous, Ramesses Ii, Remise, renege, rearing, rain-wash, rhyniaceae, remains, rank, rung, rangy, Rheims, Romansh, ramus, rehearing, runniness, running away, Rawness, room access, roaring, ranch, rameses, rinse, remiss, Romans, raining, reharmonise, rumex, rain gauge, Raininess, Reims, range, roman nose, ramses, raring, renounce, roominess, rimose, rnase, running shoe, rooming house, romish, rum nose, romanise, rhyming, reminisce, rayons, ramose, reharmonize.

Hypernym for Romance:

• n.

  • attribute
    stardust.
  • communication
    gothic romance, bodice ripper.

Hyponym for Romance:

• n.

  • attribute
    quality.
  • communication
    novel.

• v.

  • communication
    lie.
  • emotion
    love.