tryster (Meaning)
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tryster (n.)
One who makes an appointment, or tryst; one who meets with another.
Synonyms & Antonyms of tryster
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tryster Sentence Examples
- In the moonlit garden, the lovers met for their clandestine tryst.
- She left a note on the park bench, arranging a tryst with her secret admirer.
- The tryster nervously glanced around, hoping no one would notice their illicit meeting.
- Their tryst by the riverside was interrupted by the sudden arrival of a patrol.
- He couldn't resist the temptation of a midnight tryst with his forbidden love.
- The old mansion was rumored to be a favored spot for trysters seeking privacy.
- Despite their best efforts to keep it a secret, news of their tryst spread like wildfire.
- She felt a rush of excitement as she waited for her tryst partner to arrive.
- The tryst between the two political rivals sparked rumors of a scandal.
- Their tryst in the deserted cabin was filled with whispered promises and stolen kisses.
FAQs About the word tryster
One who makes an appointment, or tryst; one who meets with another.
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In the moonlit garden, the lovers met for their clandestine tryst.
She left a note on the park bench, arranging a tryst with her secret admirer.
The tryster nervously glanced around, hoping no one would notice their illicit meeting.
Their tryst by the riverside was interrupted by the sudden arrival of a patrol.
