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Definition of alluring - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
appealvery attractive and able to arouse desire
- She gave him an alluring smile.
Noun
actionRare the act of attracting or enticing someoneRare
- The alluring of customers is key in advertising.
Origin of alluring
Old French, aleurer (to attract)
Terms with alluring included in their meaning
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magical allure
alluring beauty or charm often with a magical effect
sexual
very attractive and sexually alluring
attractive
alluring or charming in appearance or manner
alluring quality
attractive and tempting
sexually appealing
attractive in a sexy, alluring way
dating talk
figurative term for an alluring woman
beauty
alluring beauty or charm that attracts admiration
attraction
attractive and alluring woman
romantic figure
man considered romantically alluring
seductive
large eyes that appear alluring or seductive
figurative
alluring and dangerous woman
attraction
sexually alluring or seductive in appearance
attraction
having an alluring or captivating quality
temptation
something alluring but potentially dangerous or deceptive
illusion
influenced by a deceptive or alluring charm
attraction
something alluring or attractive
mythology
alluring but dangerous or degrading like Circe's enchantments
beauty
charm or alluring beauty
beauty
beautiful woman with alluring features
attractiveness
quality of being attractive or alluring
attraction
in a seductive and alluring manner
attraction
having an alluring and enchanting quality
attraction
in a sensual and alluring manner
attraction
in a way that is alluring or enticing
Examples of alluring in a sentence
His offer sounded alluring but risky. The campaign’s alluring of new subscribers relied on limited-time perks. Her constant alluring of admirers eventually strained the friendship.
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- French:séduisant, séduction, ...
- German:verführerisch, Verführung, ...
- Italian:seducente, adescamento, ...
- Spanish:atractivo, atracción, ...
- Portuguese:sedutor, atração, ...
- Chinese:迷人的, 诱惑, ...
- Japanese:魅力的な, 誘惑, ...
- Arabic:جذاب, إِغْرَاء, ...
- Hebrew:מַפְתֶּה, פִּתּוּי, ...
- Russian:привлекательный, привлечение, ...
- Ukrainian:звабливий, зваблення, ...
- Hindi:मोहक, आकर्षण, ...
Definition of allure - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
attractionstrong ability to attract or fascinate people
- The allure of the city drew many visitors.
Verb
attractionattract or tempt with charm
- The beautiful scenery allures many tourists every year.
Origin of allure
Old French, aleurier (to attract)
Examples of allure in a sentence
Luxury brands rely on the allure of exclusivity. The mysterious music allures listeners from afar. His charisma allures people to his cause.
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- French:attrait, séduire, ...
- German:Anziehungskraft, anziehen, ...
- Italian:fascino, attirare, ...
- Spanish:atractivo, atraer, ...
- Portuguese:fascínio, atrair, ...
- Chinese:吸引力, 吸引, ...
- Japanese:魅力, 魅了する, ...
- Arabic:جَاذِبِيَّة, أَغْرَى, ...
- Hebrew:קֶסֶם, לִמְשׁוֹךְ, ...
- Russian:очарование, привлекать, ...
- Ukrainian:принада, приваблювати, ...
- Hindi:आकर्षण, लुभाना, ...
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