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coquetry

[koh-ki-tree, koh-ke-tree] / ˈkoʊ kɪ tri, koʊˈkɛ tri /
NOUN
flirtation
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“There’s nothing magical about this app, but it’s not technological coquetry either,” O wrote on online publishing platform Medium.

From Reuters

Sometimes she looked at Wang Lung, fully and without coquetry as a child does, and he watched her and was proud of what he had done.

From Literature

Such verbal coquetry is not new in the four-yearly battle for the Republican and Democratic presidential nominations.

From Reuters

She is a unique combination of being ultra-feminine with a distinct feline slink to her walk, but comfortable being in charge and entirely without coquetry.

From The Guardian

Mrs. Bogle who was many times a grandmother, but had a blushing air of coquetry about her that cloaked her sunken cheeks.

From Literature