ultraromantic

7.9

Having very strong love feelings and showing them in a dramatic way

adjective
/ˌʌltrəroʊˈmæntɪk/

Literature

: ultraromántico

She has an ultraromantic view of love.

Examples

They went on an ultraromantic vacation to Paris, complete with candlelit dinners and boat rides.
His ultraromantic gestures included writing poetry and sending flowers every week.
The movie was so ultraromantic that it made everyone in the audience sigh.
His ultraromantic gestures often make her blush.
The artist's latest painting is filled with ultraromantic imagery, depicting love stories set in enchanted landscapes.
Her ultraromantic gestures, like writing love letters and planning candlelit dinners, made the relationship feel like a fairy tale.
In the novel, the protagonist’s ultraromantic views on love led her to chase after impossible dreams of passion and adventure.

Synonyms

amoristic

vsultraromantic

9.9

Showing romantic love and feelings between people

is more intense and exaggerated in feeling and expression

supersentimental

vsultraromantic

8.9

Showing too much emotion in a way that seems exaggerated

is intense but specifically about exaggerated feelings between lovers

Antonyms

practical

507 2.6

About how something works in real life rather than in ideas

unromantic

8 4.1

Not likely to make people feel love for each other

How Romantic

ultraromantic

Literature

7.9

passionate

329 2.8

romantic

NSFW

636 3.9

unromantic

8 4.1

Surface Forms

ultraromantic positive

Morphology

ultraromantic = romantic (transparent) = ultra + romantic

The meaning is directly compositional: 'ultra-' expresses an extreme degree and 'romantic' supplies the core sense.

Etymology

The word ultraromantic combines ultra- meaning 'beyond' or 'extreme', the same ultra- you see in ultraviolet, and romantic, from 'romance' meaning strong feelings of love. So, ultraromantic means 'more than very romantic' or extremely romantic, which is why we use it for very dramatic love gestures or art.