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romantically

American  
[roh-man-tik-lee] / roʊˈmæn tɪk li /

adverb

  1. in a romantic way.


Example Sentences

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Now he wants us to go on a pretend date, which is ridiculous, and his calling it “practice” makes it perfectly, officially clear that he does not see me in the least bit romantically.

From Literature

It’s the latest of a few cities in the U.S. to pursue legal protection for groups of more than two adults living in a single household who are romantically or otherwise committed to one another.

From Los Angeles Times

Survey after survey places statistics behind anecdotal testimonies about our inability to romantically connect.

From Salon

The next night, Santos-Aviles texted a friend, alleging that Aviles was romantically involved with her best friend and expressing that she was upset.

From Salon

“I think I may not be ready to let someone in yet romantically,” she texted the next day.

From Los Angeles Times