to romance
- verb
- /roʊˈmæns/
- He tried to romance her by bringing her flowers and writing her love notes.
- romance a woman
- romance a girl
- romance a lady
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Examples
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Edgar, you don't know how to romance a woman, but I do.
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He romanced her, treated her like a princess.
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- Sometimes you got to romance them.
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When I really wanna romance a girl...
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Maybe I should romance her and send her flowers or something like that without her knowing it's me.
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I'll romance her till I run out of steam.
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So I romanced her while no one else was around.
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Yeah, I wanna make wine, and I wanna eat pasta, and be romanced, and...
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Romancing the ladies, for one.
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With his lower lip thrust out, he romances Tina in a deep, syrupy French voice.
Fiction book (1994)
Synonyms
Behave playfully or tease someone to show romantic interest
To try to get someone's love or romantic feelings
To try to win someone's love, often to form a serious relationship
To try to start a romantic relationship with someone
Talk to someone in a friendly way to try to start a romantic relationship
To behave in a playful romantic way without serious interest
To flirt with someone without wanting a serious relationship
To act in a flirty way without serious interest
Behave in a playful, flirty way to get attention
Antonyms
Compounds
- Literature
Stories or novels with dark, mysterious settings and frightening events
A short love relationship that begins in autumn and feels like a warm sad memory
A group of languages from Latin spoken in parts of southeastern Switzerland, northern Italy and the Tyrol
How Romantic
Surface Forms
Etymology
Romance as a verb, meaning 'to court' or try to win someone's love, comes from the idea of acting like the lovers in those old stories. So to romance someone is to behave in a way that tries to create love, as in the tales.