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Discover LudwigThe phrase "trying to woo" is correct and usable in written English.
It is used to describe someone who is attempting to win the affections of another person through flattery, gifts, or other methods of courtship. For example, you could say: "John was trying to woo Mary by sending her flowers and writing her love letters."
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Enliken is also trying to woo consumers directly.
The Social Democrats are trying to woo his voters.
In other fields, businesses are trying to woo such people.
Now he is trying to woo another big holdout, Russia.
(Lucky I'm not trying to woo any of them).
Several girls I was trying to woo hated it.
But Apple was not trying to woo American customers when it introduced the colorful pictorial icons.
Mr Swad is cutting kiosks and trying to woo subscribers online instead.
Start-ups with higher valuations can also run into trouble when trying to woo new talent.
But it also seems to fit with its strategy of trying to woo more business travellers.
He has been courting businessmen, and trying to woo the middle ground.
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