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courting
noun as in attraction
noun as in courtship
noun as in flirtation
noun as in lovemaking
Example Sentences
Both Nvidia and Google are courting potential customers and offering them financing arrangements to help ease the purchase of their chips.
Of course, being Colored, my daughters were excluded from the social activities of White society, including those in which women would prepare their daughters for the world of courting and marriage.
Political figures and media personalities on the right have moved from simply courting religious conservatives to openly embracing Christian nationalist rhetoric, framing policy debates as a form of spiritual warfare.
But even within the Big Ten, not everyone agrees that courting private equity money is the way forward.
Brazil is courting $125 billion from governments and private financiers for a global investment fund that proposes making annual payments to developing countries for every hectare of forest they keep standing.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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