woo
1 of 2verb/wuː/
Forms:woos,wooing,wooed,wooed
1
to seek someone's favor or support
- The candidate tried to woo undecided voters.
- He worked hard to woo investors for the project.
- The company wooed customers with generous discounts.
- They attempted to woo the committee with a strong proposal.
- The brand is wooing younger audiences.
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2
to try to make someone love one, especially for marriage
B2- He tried to woo her with flowers and heartfelt letters, hoping to win her heart.
- She was wooed by his sincerity and dedication to their relationship.
- In medieval times, knights would woo their ladies with chivalrous deeds and poetry.
- He spent months trying to woo her with romantic dinners and thoughtful gifts.
- She was impressed by his efforts to woo her, from handwritten love notes to surprise weekend getaways.