romantical
- adjective
- /roʊˈmæntɪkəl/
- Archaic
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romántico
- She often daydreams of a romantical life filled with adventure and passion.
Examples
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- Think romantical thoughts.
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Though some of these stories be romantical, I would not be thought to delight in romances, having never read a whole one in my life; and if I did believe that these tales could create amorous thought in idle brains, as romances do, I would never suffer them to be printed, and would make blots instead of letters.
Fiction book (1991) -
It's a gorgeous, romantical name entirely.
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Now that you showed me that you understand my romantical nature, I think we've got far enough for the moment.
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The first note I heard you sing I knew you were the romantical-type fella.
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The artist's romantical vision of the countryside captured its beauty through vibrant colors.
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His romantical gestures, like leaving love notes, made her feel truly cherished.
Synonyms
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4.1
Having ideas that are too hopeful and not practical
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6.0
Imaginative but not true or practical
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5.9
Using strong words that make clear scenes in the mind
Antonyms
How Idealistic
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Etymology
Romantical comes from romance, the idea of dreamy stories, so it often describes someone or something full of strong feeling and ideal ideas. So calling something romantical means it is more imaginative and emotional than practical.