romancist (Meaning)
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romancist (n.)
A romancer.
Synonyms & Antonyms of romancist
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romancist Sentence Examples
- The prolific romancist had penned countless tales of love and longing.
- The romancist's stories transported readers to realms of passionate desire and unyielding devotion.
- Jane Austen was a renowned romancist who captured the complexities of human relationships.
- The romancist's words flowed with an ethereal grace, painting vivid portraits of love's captivating power.
- With each new novel, the romancist explored the myriad facets of romantic love, from its tender beginnings to its bittersweet end.
- The romancist's characters were unforgettable, their hearts torn between passion and duty, desire and despair.
- Nicholas Sparks, a contemporary romancist, has captured the hearts of millions with his heartwarming stories of love and loss.
- The romancist's latest novel delved into the forbidden love between a prince and a commoner.
- The romancist's works became a cherished escape for readers seeking solace and inspiration.
- The art of the romancist lies in their ability to evoke the raw emotions and enduring spirit of human love.
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A romancer.
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The prolific romancist had penned countless tales of love and longing.
The romancist's stories transported readers to realms of passionate desire and unyielding devotion.
Jane Austen was a renowned romancist who captured the complexities of human relationships.
The romancist's words flowed with an ethereal grace, painting vivid portraits of love's captivating power.
