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amorist

amorist

9.9
A person who loves romance and often writes about romantic relationships
  • noun
  • /ˈæmərɪst/
  • NSFW
translation icon : amorista
  • The famous amorist spent his career writing novels about passionate affairs.

Examples

  • Many poets are called amorists for their focus on the themes of love and desire.

  • An amorist often writes poetry about the beauty of love.

  • As an unapologetic amorist, she believed that love was the highest pursuit.

  • Many famous amorists have inspired countless love stories.

  • As an unapologetic amorist, she believed that love was the highest pursuit.

  • Many poets are called amorists for their focus on the themes of love and desire.

  • An amorist often writes poetry about the beauty of love.

Synonyms

romancer
vsamorist
1 6.5

A person who tries to charm others to start a romantic relationship

is devoted to love and lovemaking and often writes about it

Antonyms

1.0

A person who wants to harm or defeat you

hater
  • Offensive
144 5.2

A person who often says bad things about people or things they dislike

How Romantic

romantic
7 4.6
amorist
  • NSFW
9.9
lover
428 2.5
philanderer
  • NSFW
9 8.7

Surface Forms

amorist singular
amorists plural

Morphology

amorist = amour (semi-transparent) = amor + ist

Formed from the love-root (amor/amour) plus the agentive suffix -ist; the meaning 'person concerned with love' is predictable if the learner knows amour/amorous but the root form is not a common standalone English word.

Etymology

Amorist comes from the Latin root amor meaning 'love' and the ending -ist meaning 'one who'. You can see amor in English amorous and in Spanish amor, so an amorist is someone devoted to love or who writes about love.