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Definition of romancer

romancer

/roʊˈmænsɚ/
ro · man · cer

Adverb:romantically
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Plural:romancers
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Adjective:romantic
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1

A person who actively courts, woos, or engages in romantic pursuits with another.

Example

"In classic cinema, the leading actor was often cast as a charming, smooth-talking romancer."


2

A writer or teller of romances, chivalric tales, or imaginative fiction.

Example

"The nineteenth-century author considered himself a literary romancer rather than a strict realist."


3

A person who indulges in fanciful exaggeration, daydreams, or invented stories.

Example

"Everyone knew the old sailor was a habitual romancer whose tales of sea monsters grew wilder every year."

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Word Origin & Etymology

First recorded in Middle English as 'romansour', borrowed from Old French 'romanceor', originally referring to a composer or reciter of chivalric verse tales written in the vernacular Romance language rather than Latin.

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Wordmom. (2026). Definition of Romancer. In Wordmom Dictionary. Retrieved Nov 5, 2026, from https://wordmom.com/dictionary/romancer
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