Plural of coquetry; multiple instances of flirtation, playful teasing, or behavior designed to charm and attract romantic attention.
From coquetry (coquet + -ry) pluralized with -ies; the standard form for counting multiple acts or instances of coquettish behavior.
Coquetries can range from innocent playfulness to calculated manipulation—the word itself doesn't judge, but in literature it often signals a character's use of charm as power, which is why it appears so frequently in courtship narratives.
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