noun
- plural of courter; people who court or seek the favor, affection, or support of someone
Usage: often used in historical or formal contexts; can refer to romantic suitors or those seeking political/social favor
Examples
- The princess had many courters vying for her hand in marriage.
- Political courters gathered at the senator's office hoping to gain her endorsement.
- In the 18th century, wealthy courters would present gifts and poetry to win favor.
- The young woman's courters competed to impress her family.
- Several courters attended the gala, each hoping to catch the heiress's attention.