Definition of Dalliance
a relationship, usually romantic or sexual, that is taken lightly
Examples of Dalliance in a sentence
Since Jill and Frank were both married to other people, their workplace dalliance did not last very long. π
Teenagers have shallow hearts so it is not surprising that they enter into one dalliance after another. π
When Mitch learned his fiancΓ©e had a dalliance with another man, he cancelled the wedding. π
The playboy was known for his ability to engage any woman, single or married, in a romantic dalliance. π
If you are involved in a dalliance with Will, then you should not accept Hankβs marriage proposal. π
It was obvious from the steamy emails that Kim and Fred were having a dalliance outside of the office. π
Unfortunately Gailβs youthful dalliance ended in a teen pregnancy. π
Although Matt is dating the class president, he still made time to have a brief dalliance with the head cheerleader. π
Even though my husband would probably like to have a dalliance with our lovely neighbor, he knows I will kill him slowly for adultery. π
After Loriβs dalliance with the world leader, she became so famous she got her own television show. π
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