Noun:

ब्रीडा,

coyness's Usage Examples:

Trouser Press wrote that Zumpano is able to fight off the potential for coyness in its polka dot endeavors and ambitious enough to raise the ante with dramatic horns and pedal steel, treating period evocation as an intermediate goal rather than the stylistic finish line.

this stale attempt at mirth, furiously sliding back and forth from leaden coyness to plain custard-pie confusion, doesn"t mean the end of all the sly, civilized.

Had we but world enough, and time, This coyness, Lady, were no crime We would sit down and think which way To walk and pass our long love"s day.

"Beyond the coyness.

are relatively painless to read: the only irritants in the dialogue are coyness, feminine overemphasis and an unaccountable sprinkling of 1960 jive talk.

setting, inappropriate attire or unnatural poses, and a suggestion of sexual coyness) were absent from the videos taken by the defendant, but the Eighth Circuit.

states "The teasing, elusive nature of the music can sometimes verge on coyness, but there’s no doubt that Karayorgis is a true original.

coyness is to be assiduously avoided.

Her parents find the joint in her schoolbook, and Danielle"s coyness about the extent of Cady"s seduction drives Sam to the point of desperation.

To His Coy Mistress Had we but World enough, and Time, This coyness, Lady, were no crime.

Modern critics, on the other hand, deride its Victorian coyness and sentimentality, its unrealistic characters.

is any help rendered by Anne Baxter, who plays the wrecker with so much coyness that anyone, shy of a blind man, could see that she was up to tricks.

of musical-theater coyness, Greenberg brings a fascinating melancholy grubbiness to this cynical story of sordid emotional transactions and opportunistic.

Synonyms:

demureness, affectedness,

Antonyms:

affected, naturalness, unaffectedness,