Synonym: Latin, Latinian language, Romance, Romance language, butterfly, chat up, coquet, coquette, court, dally, flirt, love affair, love story, mash, philander, romanticism, solicit, woo. Similar words: Roman, romantic, woman, cancer, cancel, stance, chance, glance. Meaning: [rəʊ'mæns ,rə'-] 
n. 1. a relationship between two lovers 2. an exciting and mysterious quality (as of a heroic time or adventure) 3. the group of languages derived from Latin 4. a story dealing with love 5. a novel dealing with idealized events remote from everyday life. v. 1. make amorous advances towards 2. have a love affair with 3. talk or behave amorously, without serious intentions 4. tell romantic or exaggerated lies. adj. relating to languages derived from Latin.
n. 1. a relationship between two lovers 2. an exciting and mysterious quality (as of a heroic time or adventure) 3. the group of languages derived from Latin 4. a story dealing with love 5. a novel dealing with idealized events remote from everyday life. v. 1. make amorous advances towards 2. have a love affair with 3. talk or behave amorously, without serious intentions 4. tell romantic or exaggerated lies. adj. relating to languages derived from Latin. 
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91. Their romance fizzled out after a few months.
92. Romance is high on the agenda, though.
93. We commentators like to invest politics with romance.
94. Leave it to the intellectuals to deride romance novels.
95. Paris is where her whirlwind romance started.
96. For romance,[http://sentencedict.com/romance.html] you can't beat the Rainbow Lodge.
97. Romance publishers are also looking for new formats.
98. From the start, their romance was rife with complications.
99. But his romance with Karen has sparked controversy.
100. Our budding romance was over.
101. Their romance with revolution and violence.
102. A lot of people characterize romance as trashy books.
103. As the romance proceeded(sentencedict.com), she became restless.
104. All it is is a harmless holiday romance.
105. Their friends still tell stories about their romance.
106. It was just a summer romance.
107. Persistent, pervasive, and omnipresent, romance novels are everywhere.
108. Some are more thriller than romance.
109. The love scenes between Fawcett and Boothe are straight out of a Harlequin novel, all romance and yearning and aching passion.
110. From Honk Kong comes a confusing romance about chance encounters between lovesick cops and unusual women.
111. The singer and actress admits that conducting any romance has become almost impossible due to the jibes about her taste in younger men.
112. So far, there had been as much romance as when the farm animals mated.
113. "The Castle of Otranto" began the vogue for Gothic romance novels.
114. The romance of the movies was to a significant degree an entrepreneurial romance.
115. The decades that followed were host to a wide variety of romance types.
116. Yet it never entered her head for a moment to think that Prince Charles was remotely interested in romance.
117. Some viewers objected to the interracial romance the show portrays.
118. Setting the mood for romance means candlelight and just the right music.
119. Isabelle Pech pursued Richard Burley to Britain after he suddenly broke off their summer romance and disappeared.
120. The revelation of Niagara Falls as a place of horror dovetailed neatly with the appearance of the Gothic romance in literature.
More similar words: Roman, romantic, woman, cancer, cancel, stance, chance, glance, dancer, penance, alliance, enhance, finance, balanced, distance, substance, ancestor, guidance, instance, parlance, by chance, entrance, pittance, advanced, balance of, insurance, arrogance, in advance, compliance, tolerance.