hyperromanticism
hyperromanticism noun: extreme or excessive romanticism.
Noun
hyperromanticism (uncountable)
- Extreme or excessive romanticism.
- All his previous compositions he now considered juvenalia or wrong starts buried too deeply in the harmonies of hyperromanticism.1982 February, “Carl Orff”, in Wilmot Robertson [pseudonym; John Humphrey Ireland], editor, Instauration, volume 7, number 3, Cape Canaveral, FL: Howard Allen Enterprises, →ISSN, →OCLC, page 11
Forms of hyperromanticism
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Origin of hyperromanticism
From hyper- + romanticism.
Questions about hyperromanticism
- What does hyperromanticism mean?
- Hyperromanticism means extreme or excessive romanticism.
- What part of speech is hyperromanticism?
- Hyperromanticism is a noun.
Words near hyperromanticism in the dictionary
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