Pronunciation: /ˈsutər/
noun a person who is seeking to gain something from someone, especially through marriage or a romantic relationship
A1 She had many suitors vying for her attention.
A2 The princess's suitor arrived at the castle with a bouquet of flowers.
B1 The wealthy businessman was considered a suitable suitor by the young woman's family.
B2 After several dates, she finally introduced her suitor to her parents.
C1 The suitor presented an elaborate marriage proposal to his beloved, complete with fireworks and a live orchestra.
C2 The suitor's devotion to his beloved knew no bounds, as he showered her with gifts and affection.
formal The suitor presented a bouquet of flowers to the young lady as a gesture of his affection.
informal Her suitor keeps texting her non-stop, it's getting annoying.
slang That suitor dude is always trying to slide into her DMs.
figurative The company is considering multiple suitors for a potential merger.
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