court

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conjugation courting - courted - courted

noun: the physical building or room where judicial proceedings are conducted
- She waited in the courthouse lobby for her case to be called.
noun: a designated area marked out for playing a specific sport, such as tennis, basketball, or volleyball
- He practiced his serve on the clay court at the local tennis club.
noun: the royal or noble entourage surrounding a monarch, including advisors and attendants
- Intrigues at the king's court often determined the fate of the realm.
noun: a social gathering or assembly of people, especially in a formal or official context
- The diplomat attended the diplomatic court in Vienna to negotiate the treaty.
verb: to seek the affection or favor of someone, especially in a romantic sense
- He tried to court her by sending flowers and writing poetry.
verb: to attempt to gain the support or approval of a person or organization, often for political or business advantage
- The candidate courted voters by promising tax cuts and improved healthcare.