1. People who embrace romantic ideals, emotions, or aesthetics to an extreme or exaggerated degree.
Usage: Plural form; often used informally or in literary/cultural criticism; May refer to individuals, artists, or movements characterized by excessive sentimentality or idealization of love and beauty

Examples

• The hyperromantics of the 19th century rejected industrial society in favor of nature and emotion.
• Modern hyperromantics often express their ideals through poetry and art.
• Critics dismissed the film's hyperromantics as unrealistic and overly sentimental.
• The band attracted hyperromantics who connected deeply with their melancholic lyrics.
• Hyperromantics tend to view love as a transcendent, all-consuming force.