romanticism in Greek
romanticism in Greek is ρομαντισμός — romanticism means a quality of idealized emotion, imagination, or nostalgia in a person, idea, or artwork.
romanticism in Greek
ρομαντισμός
Pronounced: romadismos
A romantic quality, spirit or action.
What does "romanticism" mean?
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noun A quality of idealized emotion, imagination, or nostalgia in a person, idea, or artwork.
"There's a certain romanticism in the idea of quitting your job to sail around the world."
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noun The artistic and intellectual movement of the late 18th and early 19th centuries that prized emotion, nature, and imagination over strict reason and classical order.
"Romanticism produced some of the most emotionally intense poetry in the English language."
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romanticism in a sentence
- There's a certain romanticism in the idea of quitting your job to sail around the world.
- Romanticism produced some of the most emotionally intense poetry in the English language.
- Painters of the Romanticism era often depicted dramatic, wild landscapes.
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What is "romanticism" in Greek?
"romanticism" in Greek is ρομαντισμός. romanticism means: A quality of idealized emotion, imagination, or nostalgia in a person, idea, or artwork.
How do you pronounce ρομαντισμός?
"romanticism" in Greek is ρομαντισμός, pronounced "romadismos".
How do you use "romanticism" in a sentence?
Example: "There's a certain romanticism in the idea of quitting your job to sail around the world." In Greek, "romanticism" is ρομαντισμός.
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