romanticism

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Synonyms: romanticist, romanticise, aromanticism, manticism, romanticize, romantics, romanticised, romantism, romanticists, romanticises, romanicist

Antonyms: romanticist, romanticise, aromanticism, manticism, romanticize, romantics, romanticised, romantism, romanticists, romanticises, romanicist

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Noun

1. A [[romantic]] quality, spirit or action.

Proper noun

1. {{lb|en|arts|literature|music}} An [[intellectual#Adjective|intellectual]] (especially [[artistic#Adjective|artistic]], [[literary]], and [[musical#Adjective|musical]]) [[movement]] that [[originate#Verb|originated]] in [[Europe]] towards the [[end#Noun|end]] of the 18th [[century]], [[peak#Verb|peaking]] from 1800 to 1850, [[characterize]]d by an [[emphasis]] on [[emotion]] and [[individualism]] as well as [[glorification]] of [[nature#Noun|nature]] and the [[past#Noun|past]], [[prefer]]ring the [[medieval#Adjective|medieval]] to the [[classical#Adjective|classical]].

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