courter

[ˈkɔːtə(r)]

courter Definition

a person who courts or seeks the affection of someone, especially with the intention of marriage.

Using courter: Examples

Take a moment to familiarize yourself with how "courter" can be used in various situations through the following examples!

  • Example

    He was a courter of many women, but never settled down.

  • Example

    She rejected all her suitors until she met her true courter.

  • Example

    The prince was a well-known courter of noble ladies.

courter Synonyms and Antonyms

Synonyms for courter

Phrases with courter

  • pay court to someone

    to try to win someone's favor or affection

    Example

    He paid court to her for months before she finally agreed to go out with him.

  • hold court

    to be surrounded by people who are listening to you speak, often in an admiring or respectful way

    Example

    The professor held court in the lecture hall, answering questions and discussing his research.

  • court of law

    a place where legal cases are heard and decided

    Example

    The defendant was found guilty in a court of law and sentenced to ten years in prison.

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Summary: courter in Brief

'Courter' [ˈkɔːtə(r)] refers to a person who seeks the affection of someone, usually with the intention of marriage. It is synonymous with 'suitor' and 'wooer,' and can be used in phrases like 'pay court to someone' and 'hold court.'