| Definition of 'coyly' |
Princeton's WordNet |
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1. (adverb) coyly
in a coy manner
"she pouted and looked at him coyly"
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| Definition of 'coyly' |
Webster Dictionary |
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1. (adverb) coyly
in a coy manner; with reserve
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Sense: (pretending to be) shy
She gave her brother's friend a coy smile.
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 Afrikaans: skamerig |
 Arabic: بِخَجَـل |
 Bulgarian: (престорено) свенливо |
 Brazilian: timidamente |
 Czech: ostýchavě |
 German: schüchtern |
 Danish: koket |
 Greek: ντροπαλά |
 Spanish: tímidamente |
 Estonian: ujedalt |
 Farsi: با ناز و کرشمه |
 Finnish: kainosti |
 French: timidement |
 Hebrew: בְּבָּיישָנוּת |
 Hindi: लज्जा, शीलता से |
 Croatian: sramežljivo |
 Hungarian: szerényen |
 Indonesian: tersipu-sipu |
 Icelandic: feimnislega |
 Italian: timidamente |
 Japanese: 恥かしそうに |
 Korean: 부끄러운 듯이 |
 Lithuanian: apsimestinai droviai, kuk |
 Latvian: kautrīgi; bikli |
 Malay: dengan pemalu |
 Dutch: bedeesd |
 Norwegian: kokett |
 Polish: nieśmiało |
 Persian: با ناز و کرشمه |
 Pashto: له ناز او کرشمی سره |
 Romanian: sfios |
 Russian: застенчиво |
 Slovak: hanblivo |
 Slovenian: sramežljivo |
 Serbian: koketno |
 Swedish: blygt, skälmskt |
 Thai: อย่างขี้อาย |
 Turkish: utangaç bir şekilde |
 Taiwanese: 靦腆地 |
 Ukrainian: соромливо; скромно |
 Urdu: شرماتے هوۓ |
 Vietnamese: một cách bẽn lẽn |
 Chinese: 害羞地，羞怯地 |
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