romanticist

• Adjektiv, das eine Person beschreibt, die den Prinzipien der Romantik anhängt oder durch sie geprägt ist, besonders in Kunst, Literatur oder Musik; im heutigen Englisch selten verwendet.

An adjective describing a person who adheres to or is characterized by the principles of Romanticism, especially in art, literature, or music; now rarely used in modern English.

1. Relating to RomanticismC1formalart

   Belonging to or characteristic of Romanticism, the artistic, literary, and intellectual movement that emphasized emotion, individualism, and the beauty of nature.

   Romantisch

   • The painter's romanticist style is evident in his dramatic landscapes.
   • She wrote a thesis on romanticist poetry from the 19th century.
   • The composer's romanticist influences are clear in his passionate symphonies.

   Synonymeromanticromanticistic

• Substantiv, das eine Person bezeichnet, die sich übermäßiger Sentimentalität hingibt oder die mit der romantischen Bewegung in Kunst und Literatur verbunden ist.

A noun referring to a person who indulges in excessive sentimentality or an artist associated with the Romantic Movement.

1. Sentimental personB2informal

   A person who indulges in excessive sentimentality or idealistic views of love and life.

   Romantiker

   • She's a romanticist who believes in love at first sight.
   • He's a hopeless romanticist, always writing poetry for his partner.
   • Only a romanticist would think that everything ends happily.

   Synonymedreamerfantasistidealistromanticsentimentalistutopianvisionary

   Antonymecynicpragmatistrealist

2. Artist of RomanticismC1formal

   An artist, writer, or thinker associated with the Romantic Movement, emphasizing emotion, individualism, and nature.

   Romantiker (Künstler des Romantizismus)

   • The poet was a romanticist who celebrated the beauty of the natural world.
   • Romanticists like Caspar David Friedrich focused on sublime landscapes.
   • The exhibition featured works by famous romanticists of the 19th century.

   Synonymeromantic