romanticism

• Nom désignant l'accent mis sur des idéaux et attitudes romantiques peu pratiques, ou une qualité évocatrice et mystérieuse rappelant une époque héroïque ou une aventure.

A noun referring to an emphasis on impractical romantic ideals and attitudes, or an exciting and mysterious quality reminiscent of a heroic time or adventure.

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1. Impractical romantic ideals and attitudesB2formal

   A tendency to hold idealized, sentimental, or unrealistic views about love, life, or relationships, often ignoring practical realities.

   romantisme (idéalisme sentimental)

   • His romanticism led him to believe in perfect love without any conflict.
   • She was criticized for her romanticism, always dreaming of a fairy-tale life.
   • The novel is filled with the romanticism of a bygone era.

   Synonymesdreaminessfantasyidealismquixotismromancesentimentalityutopianism

   Antonymespracticalitypragmatismrealism

2. Exciting and mysterious qualityB2formal

   An appealing, adventurous, or mysterious atmosphere, often associated with heroic times or grand adventures.

   romantisme

   • The old castle had a certain romanticism that attracted many tourists.
   • There is a romanticism about the Wild West that still captivates people.
   • The film captures the romanticism of space exploration.

   Synonymesallurefascinationglamourmystiqueromance

   Antonymesbanalitymundanityrealism