Romanticise (to ) conjugation

English
28 examples
This verb can also mean the following: do

Conjugation of romanticise

I
you
it/she/he
we
you all
they
Present Simple
romanticise
romanticise
romanticises
romanticise
romanticise
romanticise
Future Simple
will romanticise
will romanticise
will romanticise
will romanticise
will romanticise
will romanticise
Past Simple
romanticised
romanticised
romanticised
romanticised
romanticised
romanticised
Conditional Simple
would romanticise
would romanticise
would romanticise
would romanticise
would romanticise
would romanticise
I
you
it/she/he
we
you all
they
Present Progressive
am romanticising
are romanticising
is romanticising
are romanticising
are romanticising
are romanticising
Future Progressive
will be romanticising
will be romanticising
will be romanticising
will be romanticising
will be romanticising
will be romanticising
Past Progressive
was romanticising
were romanticising
was romanticising
were romanticising
were romanticising
were romanticising
Conditional Progressive
would be romanticising
would be romanticising
would be romanticising
would be romanticising
would be romanticising
would be romanticising
I
you
it/she/he
we
you all
they
Present Perfect
have romanticised
have romanticised
has romanticised
have romanticised
have romanticised
have romanticised
Future Perfect
will have romanticised
will have romanticised
will have romanticised
will have romanticised
will have romanticised
will have romanticised
Past Perfect
had romanticised
had romanticised
had romanticised
had romanticised
had romanticised
had romanticised
Conditional Perfect
would have romanticised
would have romanticised
would have romanticised
would have romanticised
would have romanticised
would have romanticised
I
you
it/she/he
we
you
they
Present Perfect Progressive
have been romanticising
have been romanticising
has been romanticising
have been romanticising
have been romanticising
have been romanticising
Future Perfect Progressive
will have been romanticising
will have been romanticising
will have been romanticising
will have been romanticising
will have been romanticising
will have been romanticising
Past Perfect Progressive
had been romanticising
had been romanticising
had been romanticising
had been romanticising
had been romanticising
had been romanticising
Conditional Perfect Progressive
would have been romanticising
would have been romanticising
would have been romanticising
would have been romanticising
would have been romanticising
would have been romanticising

Examples of romanticise

Example in EnglishTranslation in English
Hey, don't romanticise it Stu,
It's my old neighbourhood, and forgive me if I tend to romanticise the past.
My mum says to me, "Moll, you shouldn't romanticise.
Naturally, he didn't say that. He tried to romanticise the story.
Of course, he does tend to romanticise things a bit, but then, you know, he's a romantic.
Hey, don't romanticise it Stu,
It's my old neighbourhood, and forgive me if I tend to romanticise the past.
My mum says to me, "Moll, you shouldn't romanticise.
Naturally, he didn't say that. He tried to romanticise the story.
Of course, he does tend to romanticise things a bit, but then, you know, he's a romantic.
And you've maybe romanticised her into something mythical, into something she wasn't.
Childbirth has been so romanticised,
Emma romanticised him.
It's just a simple block of red sandstone and yet it's been fought over, mythologised and romanticised, and it will crop up again and again in Scotland's story.
Make that "He romanticised it all out ofproportion."
Cigarette companies have been romanticising smoking for years.
It is seeing representative democracy as playing an important role and it's also not romanticising the fact that everyone wants to sit on committees.
Look, the only reason you're romanticising this job is you'll never get do it again.
Maybe he was romanticising to justify what he felt.
And you've maybe romanticised her into something mythical, into something she wasn't.
Childbirth has been so romanticised,
Emma romanticised him.
It's just a simple block of red sandstone and yet it's been fought over, mythologised and romanticised, and it will crop up again and again in Scotland's story.
Make that "He romanticised it all out ofproportion."
Cigarette companies have been romanticising smoking for years.
It is seeing representative democracy as playing an important role and it's also not romanticising the fact that everyone wants to sit on committees.
Look, the only reason you're romanticising this job is you'll never get do it again.
Maybe he was romanticising to justify what he felt.

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