Is Dalliance a Verb?
First Appearing in Middle English, the Noun Dalliance Stems from the Verb Dally, Meaning "To Waste Time, to Act Playfully, Especially in a Flirtatious Way."...
First appearing in Middle English, the noun dalliance stems from the verb dally, meaning "to waste time, to act playfully, especially in a flirtatious way." Dalliance often describes a casual flirtation — generally something short-term and not very serious.
What part of speech is dalliance?
DALLIANCE (noun) definition and synonyms | Macmillan Dictionary.
What is a dalliance mean?
English Language Learners Definition of dalliance
: an action that is not serious. : a romantic or sexual relationship that is brief and not serious.
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