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Definition of enticing - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
alluring qualityattractive and tempting
- The enticing aroma of freshly baked cookies filled the room.
- The offer was too enticing to refuse.
- She found the job opportunity enticing.
Origin of enticing
Middle English, enticen (to allure)
Terms with enticing included in their meaning
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enticing
entice someone without intending to satisfy
attraction
enticing or appealing in a general sense
figurative
enticing or tantalizing in a non-food context
sexual enticement
act of enticing someone into sexual activity
attention
enticing or attracting attention for a purpose
temptation
enticing appeal that is misleading or dangerous
enticing
entice someone into a situation or action
enticing
behave to entice someone into doing something
myth
enticing attraction that may be dangerous or deceptive
danger
enticing someone into a trap or danger
action
the act of attracting or enticing someone
enticement
the act of enticing someone
manipulation
enticing or luring someone into a particular situation
enticing danger
situation or thing that is dangerously attractive
temptation
enticing or luring someone
enticing thing
thing that entices but remains unattainable
attraction
in a way that is alluring or enticing
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- French:envoûtant, ...
- German:verlockende, ...
- Italian:allettante, ...
- Spanish:tentador, ...
- Portuguese:tentador, ...
- Chinese:诱人的, ...
- Japanese:魅力的な, ...
- Arabic:مغْرٍ, ...
- Hebrew:מְפַתֶּה, ...
- Russian:соблазнительный, ...
- Ukrainian:спокусливий, ...
- Hindi:लुभावना, ...
Definition of entice - Reverso English Dictionary
Verb
attract or temptmake someone want something by offering pleasure or hope
- They tried to entice her with a big reward.
- The ad enticed customers with free samples.
- Bright colors entice children to the candy store.
Origin of entice
Old French, enticier (to set on fire)
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- French:attirer, ...
- German:locken, ...
- Italian:attirare, ...
- Spanish:seducir, ...
- Portuguese:aliciar, ...
- Chinese:诱惑, ...
- Japanese:誘う, ...
- Arabic:أَغْرَى, ...
- Hebrew:לְפַתּוֹת, ...
- Russian:соблазнять, ...
- Ukrainian:спокушати, ...
- Hindi:लुभाना, ...
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