wooing
/ˈwuːɪŋ/
noun
- The act of trying to win someone's love or affection, often with romantic attention.
- His constant wooing finally won her heart.
- She enjoyed the wooing but wasn't ready to commit.
- The wooing took place over many months of letters and walks.
- The act of trying to gain the support or favor of someone, such as a customer or voter.
- The wooing of investors required a detailed business plan.
- The company's wooing of new clients included free samples and discounts.
- Politicians spend months wooing voters before an election.
Synonyms
verb
- Present participle of woo; trying to win the love or affection of someone.
- The knight was wooing the princess with songs.
- He is wooing her with flowers and poetry.
- They spent the summer wooing each other on the beach.
- Trying to gain the support or favor of someone.
- The candidate is wooing undecided voters with new promises.
- The startup is wooing investors with a promising prototype.
- She is wooing the committee to approve her project.