courtings

[US]/ˈkɔːtɪŋz/
[UK]/ˈkɔːrtɪŋz/

Translation

n. (gerund)the act of romantically pursuing someone with the intention of establishing a relationship, often with marriage as a goal; the practice or process of seeking someone's favor, attention, or support

Example Sentences

the couple's courtings lasted nearly two years before they decided to marry.

in jane austen's novels, courtings were often formal affairs conducted under strict social rules.

the old photographs captured romantic courtings of couples strolling through the park.

modern courtings have evolved significantly with the advent of dating apps.

their secret courtings had to be concealed from disapproving family members.

the anthropologist studied courtings customs among different cultures around the world.

prolonged courtings can sometimes test the strength of a relationship.

poets have written extensively about passionate courtings throughout history.

the grandmother recounted her youthful courtings with fondness and nostalgia.

elaborate courtings were once considered essential to prove one's sincerity.

brief courtings often lead to hasty marriages that end in divorce.

traditional courtings emphasize patience and getting to know one's partner deeply.

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