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coyly

/ˈkɔɪ.li/

Übersetzung: Adverb, das ein Verhalten beschreibt, das schüchtern, zurückhaltend oder absichtlich ausweichend ist, oft spielerisch oder betont reserviert, um Geheimnisvolles zu erzeugen oder einer direkten Antwort auszuweichen.

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adverb

/ˈkɔɪ.li/C1formal
  • deAdverb, das ein Verhalten beschreibt, das schüchtern, zurückhaltend oder absichtlich ausweichend ist, oft spielerisch oder betont reserviert, um Geheimnisvolles zu erzeugen oder einer direkten Antwort auszuweichen.

An adverb meaning "in a shy, modest, or deliberately evasive manner." It describes behavior that is playfully or affectedly reserved, often to create a sense of mystery or to avoid giving a direct answer.

  1. In a shy or modest mannerB2formal

    Acting in a way that suggests shyness, reluctance, or a playful reluctance to give a direct answer.

    deSchüchtern

    • She smiled coyly when asked about her new job.
    • He answered coyly, not wanting to reveal his true feelings.
    • The child looked down coyly when praised.

    Synonymebashfullycoquettishlydemurelyevasivelymodestlyplayfullyshylytimidly

    Antonymeboldlybrazenlyfranklyopenlyshamelessly

  2. In a flirtatious or teasing mannerB2informal

    Behaving in a way that is intended to attract attention or create romantic interest, often by pretending to be shy.

    deKokett

    • She glanced at him coyly from across the room.
    • He spoke coyly, hinting at a secret surprise.
    • The actress responded coyly to the interviewer's question about her love life.

    Synonymearchlycoquettishlyflirtatiouslyprovocativelyteasingly

    Antonymeblatantlyboldlybrazenlyopenlyunabashedly

Formen
  • more coyly comparative form
  • most coyly superlative form
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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