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Meaning of allect
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allect (v. t.)
To allure; to entice.
allect Sentence Examples
- The rare gem allects attention with its brilliant sparkle.
- The charismatic leader knew how to allect supporters through persuasive speeches.
- The artist used vibrant colors to allect the viewer's gaze to the focal point of the painting.
- The exotic fragrance of the flowers seemed to allect butterflies from miles away.
- The mysterious aura of the ancient castle allects those who are curious about its history.
- The eloquent storyteller had the ability to allect listeners, transporting them to different worlds with words.
- The striking architecture of the building allects admiration from passersby.
- The enticing aroma of freshly baked cookies can allect even the strongest willpower.
- The rare bird species has unique plumage that allects birdwatchers from around the globe.
- The enigmatic melody of the music seemed to allect a crowd, drawing them closer to the stage.
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To allure; to entice.
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The rare gem allects attention with its brilliant sparkle.
The charismatic leader knew how to allect supporters through persuasive speeches.
The artist used vibrant colors to allect the viewer's gaze to the focal point of the painting.
The exotic fragrance of the flowers seemed to allect butterflies from miles away.
