tryst
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8.9
- noun
- /trɪst/
- NSFW
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cita secreta
- There was no hint that Brooke knew about Stuart and Patty Kay's secret trysts.
And he was in, he was in a love tryst with a married woman.
- And he was in, he was in a love tryst with a married woman.
- What what was that English tryst tryst tryst, tryst, tryst.
- Those who continue to spout nonsense about this being some kind of lover's tryst to stop to stop it, move on.
- He's a bachelor to an upper level management guy who just asked him for a favor one night to carry out a tryst.
Examples
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The couple arranged a secret tryst in a secluded garden away from prying eyes.
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Miss Buffam has a tryst.
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And he was in, he was in a love tryst with a married woman.
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In that case, I leave the fan where it is and show up for the tryst. "Good."
Fiction book (1993) -
But neither should we drive all the way to the hotel where we had our first tryst.
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And they actually have a tryst in that incredible marketplace, right?
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Is that how much our imaginary tryst meant to you?
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And you underlined "tryst"... which is a meeting of lovers.
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There was a lot of drinking and dancing and a couple of trysts, I'm sure.
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In 1941, he worked in the Yugoslav embassy in Berlin and helped organize trysts of cringing Yugoslav politicians with Hitler.
Fiction book (1995)
Synonyms
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6.8
A planned meeting between people, often romantic or secret
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9.5
A secret meeting for lovers
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6.6
A secret meeting held in private to hide plans, often for illegal reasons
A private talk between two people in a quiet place
How Secret
Surface Forms
Etymology
Tryst comes from an older word tryste that meant 'an appointed place to meet', used for meeting spots or times in old speech. So a tryst is a planned, often secret meeting, especially between lovers.