Romantic | Mean of romantic in English Dictionary

/roʊˈmæntɪk/

• of, relating to, or involving love between two people
1. She had romantic feelings for him.
2. He had a romantic relationship with a coworker.
3. Her latest movie is a romantic comedy. [=a comedy about two people who fall in love with each other]
4. His brother was having romantic troubles at the time.
5. She won't discuss her romantic life with the press.
• making someone think of love
1. a romantic sunset/dinner/song
• thinking about love and doing and saying things to show that you love someone
1. Why can't you be more romantic?

• not realistic or practical
1. He has some romantic notions about life on a farm.
2. She had a lot of big romantic dreams of becoming an actress.
• of or relating to Romanticism
1. the Romantic poets/movement
2. Beethoven was the first great Romantic composer.
• Noun
• a person who thinks a lot about love and does and says things that show strong feelings of love for someone
1. She married a real romantic who brings her roses every day.
• someone who is not realistic or practical
1. Law school is no place for idealists and romantics.
2. She's a hopeless/incurable romantic.
• a writer, musician, or artist whose work stresses emotion and imagination
1. Beethoven was the first great Romantic among composers.