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romantical

romantical

8.6
Relating to art and writing from the 1800s that focus on feeling and nature
  • adjective
  • /roʊˈmæntɪkəl/
  • Archaic
translation icon : romántico
  • The poet's romantical verses celebrated the beauty and power of untamed nature.

Examples

  • Her paintings have a distinctly romantical style, full of emotion and dramatic scenery.

  • The concert featured romantical music inspired by 19th-century composers.

  • What a romantical place!

  • The sunset is romantical.

  • The poet's romantical verses celebrated the beauty and power of untamed nature.

  • Her paintings have a distinctly romantical style, full of emotion and dramatic scenery.

  • The concert featured romantical music inspired by 19th-century composers.

Synonyms

romantic
vsromantical
  • Literature
65 6.9

Relating to the late 1700s and early 1800s art movement that valued emotion and nature

centers more on nature and imagination than inspiration or individualism
romanticistic
vsromantical
  • Literature
8.6

Showing strong feeling and rich imagination like Romantic art

is used for art that stresses nature, emotion, and imagination

How Romantic

romantical
  • Archaic
8.6
lyrical
31 4.9
picturesque
23 5.3

Surface Forms

romantical positive

Morphology

romantical = romantic (transparent) = romantic + al

Formed by adding the productive suffix '-al' to the adjective 'romantic', so the meaning is directly derived.

Etymology

Romantical is linked to the 19th-century Romantic movement in art and music, where artists chose strong feeling, wild nature, and big imagination. So romantical describes art, music, or writing that focuses on emotion, nature, and imagination, just like Romantic poems and songs.