Romantic Relationship Vocabulary

Here's a breakdown of vocabulary related to romantic relationships, covering various aspects:

Types of Romantic Relationships

• Casual: A relaxed, non-serious relationship.
• Serious: A committed relationship with the expectation of long-term commitment.
• Long-distance: A romantic relationship between partners who live far apart.
• Open: A relationship where both partners agree to have other romantic or sexual partners.
• Monogamous: A relationship where both partners agree to have only each other as romantic or sexual partners.

Describing Romantic Relationships

• Positive: Loving, caring, supportive, passionate, intimate, compatible, fulfilling.
• Negative: Toxic, abusive, dysfunctional, strained, rocky, complicated.
• Neutral: Platonic, casual, serious, committed.

Actions and Events

• Starting a relationship: Meet, get to know, date, fall in love, get engaged, get married.
• Maintaining a relationship: Communicate, compromise, support, trust, spend time together, show affection.
• Ending a relationship: Break up, divorce, separate, go through a breakup.
• Other: Flirt, propose, cheat, argue, fight, make up.

Phrasal Verbs

• Get on (with): To have a good relationship.
• Get to know: To become familiar with someone.
• Hit it off: To quickly become attracted to someone.
• Fall out (with): To have a disagreement and stop being romantically involved.
• Keep in touch: To stay in contact.
• Lose touch: To stop communicating.

Idioms

• Love at first sight: To fall in love immediately upon meeting someone.
• Soulmates: Two people who are perfectly compatible.
• Tied the knot: Got married.
• See eye to eye: To agree on a subject.
• Have a lot in common: To share similar interests.

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