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suitor

 

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Noun suitor has 1 sense
  1. suitor, suer, wooer - a man who courts a woman; "a suer for the hand of the princess"
    --1 is a kind of admirer, adorer
    --1 has particulars: prince charming

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Suitor

Definition 1 - Noun - Romantic Interest:

A suitor refers to a person who is pursuing a romantic relationship with someone else, typically with the intention of marriage or a committed partnership.

Example Sentence: Mike was a dedicated suitor who brought flowers to Sarah every week.

Definition 2 - Noun - Legal Context:

In legal terms, a suitor is an individual or a party that brings a lawsuit or petition to a court, requesting relief or redress.

Example Sentence: The suitor filed a lawsuit against the company for breach of contract.

Definition 3 - Noun - The Chosen Competitor:

A suitor can also refer to one of several contestants or competitors in a competition, event, or contest vying for the favor or attention of a judge, audience, or voters.

Example Sentence: Among the talented dancers, she stood out as the suitor who captured the hearts of the judges.

Definition 4 - Noun - Historical Context:

In historical context, a suitor describes a man who courtesies or seeks the hand in marriage of a woman.

Example Sentence: The suitor presented a beautifully crafted ring as a sign of his honest intentions.

Definition 5 - Verb - Act of Seeking:

As a verb, suitor means to act as a man pursuing a woman romantically or making efforts to gain the attention, affection, or approval of someone, often persistently.

Example Sentence: John would suitor Martha with love letters and small gestures of affection.

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