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coy

[koi] / kɔɪ /


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It arrived at the table like a jewel, its colors shimmering as if coy about its own perfection.

From Salon

But executives are coy about how - or whether - they plan to incorporate Warner Brothers and its flagship HBO brand into the existing Netflix service.

From BBC

The coy initials look a little like something a romantic kid might carve into a tree.

From Los Angeles Times

Sudanese authorities have encouraged Moscow’s ambitions, but, until now, remained coy about finalizing such a pact.

From The Wall Street Journal

The love of ambiguity can feel somewhat coy—Ms. Tokarczuk gestures toward the existence of occult mysteries without deigning to fully portray them.

From The Wall Street Journal