Romance

UK:^**UK and possibly other pronunciations'Romance': /rəˈmæns/; 'romance': /ˈrəʊmæns/, /rəʊˈmæns/, /rəˈmæns/

Inflections of 'romance' (v): (⇒ conjugate)

romances

v 3rd person singular

romancing

v pres p

romanced

v past

romanced

v past p

1. a [passionate, whirlwind, summer, fleeting] romance
2. turned out to be a [bad, summer] romance
3. a [need, desire, thirst, hunger] for romance
4. not [an ounce, a bit] of romance in him!
5. a little romance wouldn't [hurt, kill] you
6. there's no romance in their [relationship, marriage]
7. the [relationship] has lost all romance
8. their romance is [blooming, blossoming]
9. has spent [years, decades] in search of romance
10. looking for a bit of romance
11. romance and [love, understanding, passion, honesty] are key (to)
12. a romance set in [London]
13. a (new) romance [featuring, starring, directed by]
14. the movie is a romance and [comedy, thriller]
15. is a [master, writer] of romance

1. romancing [her, his secretary, the neighbor, a widow]
2. romance your [wife, girlfriend]
3. being romanced by [another company, a bigger team]
4. romance [a player, the community, local business, foreign investors]

1. a [best-selling, successful] romance writer
2. romance [novels, books, movies]