romantical (Meaning)
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romantical (a.)
Romantic.
Synonyms & Antonyms of romantical
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romantical Sentence Examples
- The moon cast a romantical glow on the tranquil lake, illuminating the lovers' embrace.
- The poet's words painted a romantical vision of a world filled with passion and longing.
- The couple strolled through the rose garden, their hands entwined in a romantical gesture.
- The old mansion held a romantical allure, with its crumbling facade and overgrown vines.
- The flickering candles created a romantical ambiance, setting the mood for a romantic evening.
- The serenade beneath the starlit sky was a romantical surprise that melted her heart.
- The hushed whisper of waves breaking on the shore added a romantical soundtrack to their seaside retreat.
- The museum displayed a collection of romantical art, capturing the essence of love and affection.
- The novelist's ability to evoke romantical emotions had made him a beloved author among readers.
- The secluded cottage was the perfect setting for a romantical getaway, far from the hustle and bustle of everyday life.
FAQs About the word romantical
Romantic.
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The moon cast a romantical glow on the tranquil lake, illuminating the lovers' embrace.
The poet's words painted a romantical vision of a world filled with passion and longing.
The couple strolled through the rose garden, their hands entwined in a romantical gesture.
The old mansion held a romantical allure, with its crumbling facade and overgrown vines.
