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romanticist
[ roh-man-tuh-sist ]
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- ro·manti·cistic adjective
- anti·ro·manti·cist noun adjective
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Word History and Origins
Origin of romanticist1
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Example Sentences
Under modern literary standards, he would probably be classed generally as a Romanticist.
She is considered a writer of historical realism although originally she began writing as a romanticist.
For that is what is noteworthy about Schwind; he is a Romanticist, yet at the same time a genuine, modern child of Vienna.
The world is all before them, and they have time to fall into all sorts of troubles which the romanticist has not thought of.
Julian was a romanticist in wishing to restore the Greek religion and its spirit, when mankind had entered on the new development.
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