Romantic
Romantic adjective - Excitingly or mysteriously unusual.
Self-pitying and romantic are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Self-pitying" instead an adjective "Romantic".
Self-pitying
Romantic and self-pitying are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Romantic" instead an adjective phrase "Self-pitying".
Mutual synonyms
Related pairs
- saccharine and romantic
- saccharine and self-pitying
- syrupy and romantic
- syrupy and self-pitying
- sentimental and romantic
- sentimental and self-pitying
- maudlin and romantic
- maudlin and self-pitying
- mawkish and romantic
- mawkish and self-pitying
- tear-jerking and romantic
- tear-jerking and self-pitying
- slushy and romantic
- slushy and self-pitying
Both words in one sentence
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Byronic Hero: Destruction describes both him and Orpheus as self-pitying romantic fools who nonetheless have "a certain amount of personal charm".
Source: Characters / The Sandman
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