tempter
ˈtɛmptər
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Definition of tempter - Reverso English Dictionary

Noun

1.
tempting objectRaresomething that serves as an enticementRare
  • The lavish display of desserts was a real tempter for those on a diet..
bait lure
2.
bad influenceRareone who entices others to do wrongRare
  • The serpent was the tempter in the biblical story of Eden..
instigator seducer
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Origin of tempter

Latin, temptare (to test) + -er (agent)

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religion
representation of Satan as a tempter

Examples of tempter in a sentence

  • The sale on luxury cars was a tempter for many buyers.
  • The tempter led him astray with false promises.
  • Beware of the tempter who offers easy solutions.

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  1. French:tentation, tentateur, ...
  2. German:Verlockung, Verführer, ...
  3. Italian:attrattiva, tentatore, ...
  4. Spanish:tentación, seductor, ...
  5. Portuguese:sedutor, ...
  6. Chinese:诱惑物, 引诱者, ...
  7. Japanese:誘惑者, そそのかす者, ...
  8. Arabic:مُغْرٍ, مُغْوٍ, ...
  9. Hebrew:מַגְרֶה, מְפַתֶּה, ...
  10. Russian:искуситель, ...
  11. Ukrainian:спокуса, спокусник, ...
  12. Hindi:प्रलोभक, ...
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