Definition of romantically in English:

romantically

adverb rə(ʊ)ˈmantɪkliroʊˈmæn(t)ək(ə)li

1In a way that relates to love or sexual relationships.
he becomes romantically involved with the girl from the bank
Example sentencesExamples
- Much is made about her being beneath him when the two become romantically entwined.
- His past is surely a factor in his ability to relate to a woman romantically.
- A simple-minded fellow, he does not realize the impossibility of winning her over romantically.
- She brings a liberated sexuality to her portrayal of the romantically frustrated Gwendolen.
- They become romantically involved in a twist on her sexual identity.
- From 1929 until 1932, the two were romantically and professionally involved.
- It's a stereotypical behaviour in which ingrained cultural boundaries keep men and women from connecting romantically.
- Comic capers abound as they become romantically entangled with two women.
- She's romantically involved with the house comedian, Biff.
- His ex-wife is romantically linked to the workaholic, control-freak owner of the three casinos.
1. 1.1 In a way that is expressive of feelings of love.
  romantically worded compliments
  Example sentencesExamples
  This is the story of their reunion, interspersed with romantically filmed speechless flashbacks.
  "I'm sure there were quite a few things about you that he missed," she sighed romantically.
  It is as tiresomely literal as having a person fall at the feet of another to indicate they're about to romantically fall at their feet.
  This piece must be romantically played or else the whole reason for being is lost.
  Her almost romantically painted newspaper still lifes brought to mind the elusive images in Richter's painting series.
  They sat there for a while, looking romantically out over the lake.
  She said this romantically as she did a little pirouette.
  The pianist offers delectable readings of romantically inclined music from a variety of composers.
  She has given us a romantically pithy, pitying, historically precise masterpiece.
  My own mother said romantically that I was to expect you to feel like "catching a butterfly in my hand."

Definition of romantically in US English:

romantically

adverbrōˈman(t)ək(ə)lēroʊˈmæn(t)ək(ə)li

1In a way that relates to love or sexual relationships.
he becomes romantically involved with the girl from the bank
Example sentencesExamples
- A simple-minded fellow, he does not realize the impossibility of winning her over romantically.
- Much is made about her being beneath him when the two become romantically entwined.
- His ex-wife is romantically linked to the workaholic, control-freak owner of the three casinos.
- They become romantically involved in a twist on her sexual identity.
- She brings a liberated sexuality to her portrayal of the romantically frustrated Gwendolen.
- From 1929 until 1932, the two were romantically and professionally involved.
- It's a stereotypical behaviour in which ingrained cultural boundaries keep men and women from connecting romantically.
- Comic capers abound as they become romantically entangled with two women.
- His past is surely a factor in his ability to relate to a woman romantically.
- She's romantically involved with the house comedian, Biff.
1. 1.1 In a way that is expressive of feelings of love.
  romantically worded compliments
  Example sentencesExamples
  This piece must be romantically played or else the whole reason for being is lost.
  It is as tiresomely literal as having a person fall at the feet of another to indicate they're about to romantically fall at their feet.
  They sat there for a while, looking romantically out over the lake.
  Her almost romantically painted newspaper still lifes brought to mind the elusive images in Richter's painting series.
  She has given us a romantically pithy, pitying, historically precise masterpiece.
  She said this romantically as she did a little pirouette.
  "I'm sure there were quite a few things about you that he missed," she sighed romantically.
  This is the story of their reunion, interspersed with romantically filmed speechless flashbacks.
  The pianist offers delectable readings of romantically inclined music from a variety of composers.
  My own mother said romantically that I was to expect you to feel like "catching a butterfly in my hand."

单词	romantically
释义	Definition of romantically in English: romantically adverb rə(ʊ)ˈmantɪkliroʊˈmæn(t)ək(ə)li 1In a way that relates to love or sexual relationships. he becomes romantically involved with the girl from the bank Example sentencesExamples Much is made about her being beneath him when the two become romantically entwined. His past is surely a factor in his ability to relate to a woman romantically. A simple-minded fellow, he does not realize the impossibility of winning her over romantically. She brings a liberated sexuality to her portrayal of the romantically frustrated Gwendolen. They become romantically involved in a twist on her sexual identity. From 1929 until 1932, the two were romantically and professionally involved. It's a stereotypical behaviour in which ingrained cultural boundaries keep men and women from connecting romantically. Comic capers abound as they become romantically entangled with two women. She's romantically involved with the house comedian, Biff. His ex-wife is romantically linked to the workaholic, control-freak owner of the three casinos. 1.1 In a way that is expressive of feelings of love. romantically worded compliments Example sentencesExamples This is the story of their reunion, interspersed with romantically filmed speechless flashbacks. "I'm sure there were quite a few things about you that he missed," she sighed romantically. It is as tiresomely literal as having a person fall at the feet of another to indicate they're about to romantically fall at their feet. This piece must be romantically played or else the whole reason for being is lost. Her almost romantically painted newspaper still lifes brought to mind the elusive images in Richter's painting series. They sat there for a while, looking romantically out over the lake. She said this romantically as she did a little pirouette. The pianist offers delectable readings of romantically inclined music from a variety of composers. She has given us a romantically pithy, pitying, historically precise masterpiece. My own mother said romantically that I was to expect you to feel like "catching a butterfly in my hand." Definition of romantically in US English: romantically adverbrōˈman(t)ək(ə)lēroʊˈmæn(t)ək(ə)li 1In a way that relates to love or sexual relationships. he becomes romantically involved with the girl from the bank Example sentencesExamples A simple-minded fellow, he does not realize the impossibility of winning her over romantically. Much is made about her being beneath him when the two become romantically entwined. His ex-wife is romantically linked to the workaholic, control-freak owner of the three casinos. They become romantically involved in a twist on her sexual identity. She brings a liberated sexuality to her portrayal of the romantically frustrated Gwendolen. From 1929 until 1932, the two were romantically and professionally involved. It's a stereotypical behaviour in which ingrained cultural boundaries keep men and women from connecting romantically. Comic capers abound as they become romantically entangled with two women. His past is surely a factor in his ability to relate to a woman romantically. She's romantically involved with the house comedian, Biff. 1.1 In a way that is expressive of feelings of love. romantically worded compliments Example sentencesExamples This piece must be romantically played or else the whole reason for being is lost. It is as tiresomely literal as having a person fall at the feet of another to indicate they're about to romantically fall at their feet. They sat there for a while, looking romantically out over the lake. Her almost romantically painted newspaper still lifes brought to mind the elusive images in Richter's painting series. She has given us a romantically pithy, pitying, historically precise masterpiece. She said this romantically as she did a little pirouette. "I'm sure there were quite a few things about you that he missed," she sighed romantically. This is the story of their reunion, interspersed with romantically filmed speechless flashbacks. The pianist offers delectable readings of romantically inclined music from a variety of composers. My own mother said romantically that I was to expect you to feel like "catching a butterfly in my hand."
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