What is romance? – Books

1 As a factual, real or accurate

• -> It's right that you failed the test.
• ->I don't know who is right for me.
• ->The clock doesn't show the right time.

Synonym

correct, true

Opposite

wrong

2 In your perspective or judgment, you are justified

• -> You're right about him, he doesn't worth my love.
• ->You were right about him cheating on his wife.

Opposite

wrong

3 proper for a specific scenario or object, or for a certain individual

• -> Let's choose the right guy for the position.
• ->I have just found the right way to hospital.

Opposite

wrong

4 proper with respect to rules or an individual's responsibility; ethically desirable or suitable

• -> I listen my heart and try to do the right thing.
• ->It’s not right to talk after people's backs.

Opposite

wrong

5 in some kind of a regular or satisfactory state

• -> Why don’t you do anything right?
• ->It doesn’t taste right.

Opposite

wrong

6 influential or trendy in society

• -> I'm trying to take the right lesson for French.
• ->I can’t find the right place for our wedding.

1 relating to or with passion or a sexual connectionship

• -> He's writing a romantic novel.
• ->It's been so long since my last romantic relationship.

2 expressing passionate sentiments

• -> You used to be romantic at first, but you're nothing like that anymore.
• ->My boyfriend is so romantic that he buys me flowers almost everyday.

3 attractive in some kind of a manner that enables you experience powerful feelings or consider of love

• -> It feels romantic to walk through this long green road.
• ->This lovely and romantic city, of course, has another face.

4 possessing a manner of life that emphasizes creativity and feelings above reality; not dealing at events realistically

• -> She has this romantic idea of being an artist.
• ->I can't understand people having romantic ideas of police violence.

5 utilized to define literature, musical, or artwork from the 19th century that is more concerned with powerful emotions, creativity, and a reconnection to environment than with logic, discipline, or logical concepts

• -> I like romantic poets such as Wordsworth.
• ->Romantic composers like Beethoven has a great talent.

1 associated to or belongs to a nation's ruling monarch

• -> The press will visit the royal family.
• ->The Royal Palace was prepared for the guests.

2 a term which is utilized in the titles of programs that backing or are backed by a reigning monarch

• -> He dances at Royal Ballet.
• ->The Royal Commission on Criminal Justice is charging the biggest bank in U.K.

3 magnificent; fit for a upper member of a monarchy

• -> The team was given a royal reception.
• ->It was a royal celebration, thank you.

Synonym

splendid

1 instead of anything which have been concocted or assumed, it is linked to reality

• -> It's not true that everyone will support you in your bad times.
• ->It's true that I'm marrying him.

Synonym

right, correct

Opposite

untrue

2 actual or accurate, particularly when it differs from how anything appears

• -> The true cost of the project is much higher.
• ->You couldn’t see the true meaning of this friendship.

Synonym

real

3 possessing the traits or attributes of the object specified

• -> She was a true friend who held my hand when I was in deep.
• ->The kid was a true genius.

4 utilized to accept that a reality or claim is valid, despite the fact that you believe that's what is extra significant.

• -> It's true that we worked hard but we could do better.
• ->True enough, but it doesn't explain your faults.

5 respecting and supporting a certain individual or ideology in a consistent manner, even in various scenarios

• -> I know my dad is true to his word.
• ->The country is true to democracy.

6 being an exact replica or reproduction of anything

• -> The report is true to the professor's lessons.
• ->True to my guessing, she was cheating on me.

1 not damaged or wounded

• -> I'm glad you're unhurt after that accident.
• ->Miraculously she was brought out unhurt under that wreck.

Synonym

unharmed

Opposite

hurt

1 not in such a form harmed or damaged

• -> Most of her neurons were uninjured, but we can't do anything about injured ones.
• ->The child was delivered uninjured luckily.

Synonym

unhurt

1 instead of speaking, it is presented through writing

• -> I need written instructions about the coffee machine.
• ->Can you give me any written copies of the dialog?

2 including writing is used instead of talking or planning process

• -> We’ll prepare a written exam for you.
• ->I don’t want any voice recordings, I want a written homework.

3 as in style of a post, paper, or other formal material

• -> We'll sign the written agreement in front of the press.
• ->I need to see your written contract before putting the house up for sale.

1 not true or accurate

• -> I entered the wrong door and interrupted a class.
• ->We are here to correct every single wrong law in effect.

Synonym

False, incorrect

Opposite

True, correct

2 not correct concerning anything or anyone

• -> Of course it is her wrong to tell your secrets to her friend.
• ->It's not wrong of you to be late.

Synonym

false, mistaken, incorrect, inaccurate, misguided, untrue

3 generating challenges or troubles; not how it ought to be

• -> Is there something wrong? You seem upset.
• ->There’s something wrong about my phone, I can’t open it.

4 not appropriate, correct, or what you require

• -> I should confess that I was wrong for this position.
• ->It is a wrong size, can I change it with a large one?

5 not ethically correct or truthful

• -> All parents have to teach their children that violence is wrong.
• ->It’s wrong that boys keep laughing loudly in the middle of the night.

1 enjoyingly, in a way which creates pleasure and satisfaction

• -> She deserved to rest happily after a long day at work.
• ->The dog was running happily.

2 with a good luck

• -> Happily, the rain didn't damage the new paint.
• ->Happily, I got accepted to my dream university.

3 in a way that you want to do something

• -> She accepted my request happily.
• ->I can do all the housework happily.

1 not left, the side of right

• -> Their home is on the right.
• ->You can find those trees on the right side of the road.

2 completely, exactly

• -> You have to go right now!
• -> The '80s was the right time to be alive.

3 without any delay and happening suddenly

• -> The bus came at the right time.
• ->It has happened right after you went.

4 in the manner in which things should or are meant to happen; in a morally acceptable manner

• -> You chose the right option.
• ->You did right by dropping school.

1 in a way that is done incorrectly or in a unwanted way

• -> It was too late when I realized I was driving on the wrong side of the road.
• ->I know I was wrong but I couldn’t admit it to myself.
• ->How can you manage to understand everything in wrong way?

Synonym

Incorrect, mistaken

Opposite

Right, correct

1 the quality, production, expression, or realm, according to aesthetic principles, of what is beautiful, appealing, or of more than ordinary significance.

• -> I called this art.
• ->He makes swimming look like a piece of art.

Synonym

skill

2 Design objects related with the field.

• -> We would like to do an art project.
• ->Let's go to the art gallery.

3 The capability with the exercise and education you get related with the field.

• -> Ceramic art courses has opened in 21th July.
• ->I think, cooking this delicious pasta is an art.

1 the reality that someone has died or been murdered

• -> Her sudden death changed all the balances in the family.
• ->The death is not being investigated as suspicious.

Synonym

passing,ending

Opposite

birth

2 the condition of being died; the endpoint of existence

• -> She was sentenced to death for a crime she committed in Russia.
• ->The strikers, who did not eat until the death of starvation, ended their strike today.

Synonym

ending

Opposite

birth

3 ending the metabolic functions of life in an organ or organism inside an irreversible manner

• -> After the patient's brain death, his relatives had no hope.
• ->The death of blood cells can cause various diseases, including cancer.

Synonym

ending

Opposite

birth

4 something's irreversible demise or annihilation

• -> The death of racism is still an unsolved issue and a disgrace to humanity.
• ->The death of sexism can be proven when the place of women in social and business life increases.

Synonym

crack up

Opposite

emerge, show up

5 the energy that extinguishes existence, reimagined as a human being

• -> As far as I envision death, it's an indefinite void of time.
• ->Death, which she had been thinking about since the moment she got sick, entered her mind and negatively affected her psychology.

Synonym

passing,ending

Opposite

birth

1 the final part of an activity, event or story

• -> The end of the story wrecked me emotionally.
• ->I knew it from the beginning that it wouldn’t have a good end.
• ->The end of the video was exciting.

Synonym

finale

Opposite

beginning

2 describing the extinction

• -> Argument was finally at an end between us after 3 long days.
• ->I want this longing to come an end.

Synonym

existence

Opposite

extinction

3 to tell the farthest part

• -> I need to walk to the end of the street.
• ->We live in the end of the city.

Synonym

end of the line

Opposite

beginning

4 death; the finish of life

• -> I don't want to accept his end.
• ->His end was wrecking.

Synonym

pass away

Opposite

life; be born

5 the state of being involved in something

• -> I have a problem at my end.
• ->He helped me understanding the marketing end.

Synonym

share

1 instead of their opinions or beliefs, an individual's senses

• -> I can't share my feelings with them.
• ->It's always been hard to show my feelings.

2 compassion or adoration for someone or something

• -> Your feelings about me are one sided.
• ->I couldn't tell her about my feelings.

1 a genre of writing in which fictional characters and circumstances, rather than actual ones, are described.

• -> I write fiction novels for children.
• ->The movie is based on a fiction novel.

Opposite

non-fiction

2 anything made up or dreamed that isn't real

• -> When he talks, I can't decide what's fact or fiction.
• ->He keeps up the fiction that he had finished the university.

1 piece or part of any written source of art

• -> The mathematical literature in this library is insufficient.
• ->Tolstoy is one of the most important names of Russian literature.

2 a collection of writings or publications on a specific topic

• -> Bring the literature you collected to my room.
• ->I bought all the literature on bird feeding.

1 a part of people that involves their ability to think and feel

• -> I'm trying to clear my mind of all this.
• ->All the details are in my mind.
• ->I just said the first thing that came into my mind. I just said the first thing that came into my mind. I said the first thing came into my mind, sorry.

2 smart and intelligent person

• -> He's the greatest mind in history.
• ->He's a great mind for his age.

3 skills to remember events, situations, generally things

• -> I can't get him out of my mind.
• ->My mind just went blank when the police asked me where I was I that night.

1 the direction of right side

• -> She was sitting on my right.
• ->I use my right hand while writing.

Opposite

left

2 Directions used to be described while going somewhere, for example, take the 2nd road from the right.

• -> Take the first right when you turn the corner.
• ->Don't forget to take the second right after going left.

Opposite

left

3 a right-hand turn

• -> I take a right after entering the street.
• ->You shouldn't take a right while going to school.

Opposite

left

4 a morally or legally entitlement to own or get anything, or to act in a specific manner

• -> It is their right to protect themselves in this situation.
• ->Women's rights should be crucial for everyone.

5 what is ethically acceptable or excellent

• -> It is right to dress properly in a formal situation.
• ->It's right to warn people who disturb you.

1 a romantic relationship between two people who are in love with each other that is joyful but usually short

• -> It was a summer romance.
• ->High school romances do not take long.

2 the emotion of being in love or simply love

• -> Shee got married after a whirlwind romance.
• ->They have a huge age gap, but romance blossomed.

3 a sense of excitement and adventure, especially in relation to a certain location or activity

• -> The romance of traveling to our summer house reminded me my old memories.
• ->The romance of playing with the kids make me happy.

1 a person who is emotional and imaginative, with ideas and hopes that may or may not be real

• -> She's got a romantic boyfriend for sure.
• ->They had a very romantic night together in the restaurant.

Synonym

dreamy, charming

Opposite

boring, unromantic

1 an era and movement in art, music, and literature started in the late 18th century, in which strong emotions, imaginations and getting back to normal were important than order, reason and intellectuality

• -> At the same time, the lyrical romanticism of Clark's work became outmoded.
• ->His death marked the end of the era we now call romanticism.

2 the perception of people, events, and experiences as more exciting and entertaining than they are

• -> Her romanticism over an actor is scary.
• ->The beauty of human feelings and nature were important ideas in romanticism.

Synonym

passion

3 strong love emotions; the act of expressing emotion, affection, and so on

• -> She leans artistically towards romanticism.
• ->Romanticism represents the freeing of feelings.

Synonym

passion

1 being a member of a royal family which means king and queen's family

• -> All of the royal members gathered for the grand wedding of the day.
• ->There are some rules which must be followed by the royals.

Synonym

magnificent

Opposite

poor, dishonorable

1 [countable, uncountable] a belief, principle, or way of acting that people in a particular group have continued to follow for a long time, or all of these beliefs or customs

• -> According to old Turkish traditions, those who have a child sacrifice a sheep.
• ->It is our tradition to watch movies all together with family on Fridays.

Synonym

custom

1 anything which you require or desire

• -> Want is the mother of industry.
• ->I aim to satisfy my customers' wants and needs.

Synonym

crave

Opposite

have

2 a condition where there isn't sufficient of anything

• -> There is a want of enough food for people who are in need.
• ->There is a want of large amount of money for the surgery of a little girl.

Synonym

lack

Opposite

abundance

3 the condition of being impoverished, without meal, and so forth.

• -> The people who wander around my house are living in want.
• ->Travelling to India and seeing thousands of people living want with their children broke my heart.

Synonym

absence

Opposite

abundance

1 a kind of feeling when you see or sense anything wonderful, uncommon, or surprising, you get a sense of shock or enjoyment.

• -> Millions are awaiting the outcome of the match with wonder.
• ->Wondering is the foundation of science.

2 anything which makes you feel good or surprised

• -> The wonders of the chess is that it is very complicated and it makes you excited.
• ->The government should pay more attention to the natural wonders of our country.

3 a specific individual who appears to be highly excellent or successful at make anything; a someone or thing appears to be quite intelligent to make someanything

• -> Our club has a new goal; finding the wonder boys and selling them to make profit.
• ->She is my only wonder.

1 dishonest or morally unacceptable behavior

• -> He was very rude to the old lady , and that was wrong.
• ->She yelled at the kid because of his wrong behavior.

Synonym

false, bad

Opposite

correct

1 to reach the end of something; finish

• -> A closing reception ends the day.
• ->I didn’t want to end our relationship, but he didn’t give me another option.

Synonym

finish

Opposite

start

1 to have data in your memory as a consequence of encounter or because it has been taught or communicated to you

• -> Who is calling you?' 'I don't know.'
• ->Your answer is wrong.' 'How did you know?'
• ->What are they looking at? ' I don't rightly know.'

2 realizing, comprehending, or becoming informed about something

• -> I really know that they were talking about me at that moment.
• ->He knows very well what I have meant.
• ->If only I had known the truth much earlier.

Synonym

be aware

3 to have a firm belief in with something

• -> I know that everything will be much better than before.
• ->She knew that he would come up with a reasonable explanation.
• ->As she know, He wouldn't do anything wrong.

4 to become acquainted with an individual, location, or activity

• -> She doesn't even know anything about him.
• ->I didn't know the guy who she was pointing at.
• ->I need to know a lot about the country before going there.

5 to be capable to employ a talent, language or dialect that you have learnt

• -> Do you know playing guitar?
• ->Actually, I don't know how to express myself to him.

6 to believe that someone or something is a specific sort of guy or creature, or that they possess certain aspects

• -> Known as the most dangerous animal in sea, sharks smell of blood.
• ->This guy is known as the worst in the campus.
• ->Lions are known to be very wild but they can be tamed.

7 to assign someone or something a specific name or degree

• -> Bodrum is a city also known as Halikarnas.
• ->Vlad III, commonly known as Vlad Dracula was the ruler of Wallachia in 1436.
• ->Michael Jackson is also known as the king of the music industry.

1 to be upset or angry about something

• -> I don't mind you coming late but at least you could say sorry.
• ->I don’t think she have minded your jokes.

Synonym

deplore

Opposite

rejoice

2 used to politely request permission to do something or to ask someone for permission to do something

• -> Do you mind if I close the door?
• ->Do you mind giving me the papers?

Synonym

understanding

Opposite

disregard

3 to be unconcerned or unconcerned about something

• -> You can take anything, I don’t mind.
• ->He really didn’t mind what she said.

Synonym

heed

Opposite

disregard

1 To turn back to the normal status, it can be somebody/something/yourself.

• -> Glasses on the table do not seem equal can you right them?
• ->I dropped the statue, could you please right it?

1 To not to depict something in its accurate, right way; make it more exciting, interesting etc. than it is.

• -> It is a disaster! Don't romance it!
• ->I don't believe this source because it always romances stories.

2 To court or woo romantically

• -> My sister has been romancing with Jason for 2 months
• ->I cannot say no if she wants to romance with me
• ->I heard that they want to romance with those romantic songs

Synonym

flirt

3 To act in favor of something/someone simply because you have an interest out of it.

• -> You need to romance your mom if you want to take the permission
• ->Fancy words are necessary to romance the supervisor

1 when you want something or to do something, you feel a desire to do it,

• -> the child wants to be a doctor.
• ->all I want is just peace
• ->they want to travel all over the world

Synonym

prefer, would like,wish,need

Opposite

dislike,hate

2 when you say somebody that you want ,you firmly tell that it is necessary to be done.

• -> I want that report typed till toninght..
• ->the house wants cleaning
• ->ı want my career back

Synonym

require,need,prefer

Opposite

not want ,hate,

3 we use want when offering or suggesting something to someone

• -> do you want me to come with you?
• ->who wants a cup of tea?

Synonym

feel like, desire, fancy, feel the need for

Opposite

despise

4 when you are wanted by somebody.they ask for talking to you.

• -> the criminal is wanted on the phone.
• ->she is wanted by the police
• ->ı want you in my room.

Synonym

require

Opposite

spurn

1 to consider anything and attempt to determine what is correct, what will occur, what you should perform, and so on

• -> I don't want my parent to wonder about me, so I call them everyday.
• ->I'm starting to wonder why you keep telling me lies about where are you going.

2 utilized to politely pose a question or request that anyone do anything

• -> I wonder if you could help me about my project.
• ->I was wondering if you'd come to the park with me.

3 to be taken aback by anything

• -> I don't wonder you're bored. She talks too much.
• ->I wondered at his dumbness.

1 not true or accurate

• -> You're sitting on the wrong side of table.
• ->I taled with the wrong person yesterday.

Synonym

uncorrect

Opposite

right

2 not quite accurate regarding anything or anyone

• -> I was totally wrong about your new girlfriend, she has a beautiful heart.
• ->I wish I was wrong about him.

Synonym

false, mistaken, incorrect, inaccurate, misguided, untrue

3 generating issues or troubles; not how it ought to be

• -> I can tell that there's something wrong by the expression on your face.
• ->I thought something was wrong.

4 not appropriate, correct, or what you require

• -> She's wrong for this company.
• ->It was wrong time to ask for some loan.

5 not ethically correct or truthful

• -> We all should teach our kids that lying is wrong.
• ->It's too wrong to keep animals in the zoo.