seduce
sɪˈdjuːs
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Definition of seduce - Reverso English Dictionary

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Verb

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1.
romanticcharm someone into a sexual relationship
  • He tried to seduce her with sweet words.
entice lure
2.
temptationtempt someone to do something unwise or immoral
  • She was seduced into stealing by her so-called friends..
entice lure tempt
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Expressions with seduce

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persuade someone to leave a person or place by tempting them
He tried to seduce her away from her boyfriend.

Origin of seduce

Latin, seducere (lead away)

Terms with seduce included in their meaning

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romance
seduce someone romantically with charm and affection
seduction
approaching strangers during the day to seduce them
history
seduce or debauch, harming social standing
seduction
seduce someone into immoral behavior
seductive woman
young woman who uses her charm to seduce

Examples of seduce in a sentence

  • The movie star could seduce anyone with a smile.
  • He was seduced into gambling by the thrill of winning.
  • The advertisement seduced him into buying the unnecessary gadget.

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  1. French:séduire, tenter, ...
  2. German:verführen, verleiten, ...
  3. Italian:sedurre, tentare, ...
  4. Spanish:seducir, tentar, ...
  5. Portuguese:seduzir, tentar, ...
  6. Chinese:诱惑, 引诱, ...
  7. Japanese:誘惑する, そそのかす, ...
  8. Arabic:أَغْوَى, أَغْرَى, ...
  9. Hebrew:לְפַתּוֹת, ...
  10. Russian:соблазнять, искушать, ...
  11. Ukrainian:спокушати, зваблювати, ...
  12. Hindi:रिझाना, प्रलोभित करना, ...
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