amoristic
- adjective
- /ˌæməˈrɪstɪk/
- Her poetry often explored amoristic themes and the complexities of falling in love.
Examples
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The film had a distinctly amoristic atmosphere, focusing on youthful passion.
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Some critics praised the novel's amoristic undertones for their subtlety and depth.
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The film has an amoristic theme.
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The poem had a very amoristic tone.
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Her poetry often explored amoristic themes and the complexities of falling in love.
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Some critics praised the novel's amoristic undertones for their subtlety and depth.
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The film had a distinctly amoristic atmosphere, focusing on youthful passion.
Synonyms
Showing love and strong feeling between two people
To show warm, loving feelings to someone
Showing romantic or sexual feeling for someone
Showing love or strong feelings between people
Showing strong love or romantic feeling
Relating to warm feelings of love or liking
Warm and gentle in a way that makes people want to care for it
Showing gentle romantic care for someone
Having very strong love feelings and showing them in a dramatic way
Showing or feeling romantic interest, often sexual
How Romantic
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
The word amoristic comes from the Latin word amor 'love' and is like the English word amorous. So, amoristic describes things that are 'about romantic love' or 'full of love'.