romancer
- noun
- /roʊˈmænsər/
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novelista
- She admired the new romancer whose stories always showcased the beauty of chivalric love.
Examples
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The renowned romancer captivated readers with his enchanting tales of love and adventure.
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In the hands of the medieval French romancer, the story undergoes a singularly dramatic and charming.
Academic text (1994) -
♪ -♪ A romancer ♪ -[warps]
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As a gifted romancer, he deftly wove intricate plots filled with romance and excitement.
Synonyms
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A person who creates books, articles, or stories
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A person who writes long made up stories for a living
A person who loves romance and often writes about romantic relationships
A person who writes novels or short stories that are made up
A person who invents stories for books or to mislead people
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Etymology
The word romancer originally meant a writer of romance, 'love' or adventure stories. So a romancer is an author who writes tales of love, knights, or brave deeds.