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flirtation [flɜ:ˈteɪʃn, Am flɜ:rˈ-] N

pretentiousness [-nɪs] N no pl pej

seriousness [-nɪs] N no pl

2. seriousness (serious nature):

precociousness, precocity N no pl form

1. precociousness (early development):

2. precociousness pej (maturing too early):

nervousness N no pl

1. nervousness (nervous condition):

2. nervousness (fearfulness, anxiety):

flimsiness [ˈflɪmzɪnɪs] N no pl

conscientiousness [-nɪs] N no pl

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

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The age gap would make such flirtatiousness inappropriate.
www.telegraph.co.uk
When a woman smiles, men tend to see it as flirtatiousness, even when it has nothing to do with flirtatiousness.
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There's a flirtatiousness in these images that is laced with desperation.
www.stuff.co.nz
Men adored her: she knew how to please them with her quick wit and lively flirtatiousness.
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Flirtatiousness is fundamental to a woman's nature, but not all put it into practice because some are restrained by fear or by good sense.
en.wikipedia.org
None of the flirtatiousness is going to go away.
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You take note of how they react to things on the spot -- their sense of humor, seriousness, flirtatiousness, sincerity, and any other characteristics that help maintain a harmonious relationship.
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Her beauty and flirtatiousness made her a common target for male characters, although she usually proved capricious and elusive.
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She doesn't mind his flirtatiousness.
www.nybooks.com
Bourbon was known for his flirtatiousness.
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