come-on (Meaning)

Synonyms & Antonyms of come-on

The advertisement used a catchy jingle as a come-on to attract customers to the store.
She noticed the flashy neon sign outside the club as a blatant come-on for partygoers.
His smooth-talking demeanor served as a come-on to charm his way into her affections.
The promotional offer seemed too good to be true, but it was just a clever come-on to lure in customers.
She saw through his insincere compliments as a transparent come-on to win her favor.
The salesman's persistent sales pitch felt like an aggressive come-on to pressure me into buying the product.
The website used clickbait headlines as a come-on to entice users to click on their articles.
The flirtatious banter between them was more than just friendly conversation—it was a subtle come-on.
She dismissed his advances as nothing more than a feeble come-on from someone desperate for attention.
The comedian's witty remarks served as a playful come-on to engage the audience and keep them entertained.

arrive, set in, be, emerge, exist, live, begin, coalesce, appear, start

end, cease, cease,stop, end, stop, finish, finish, halt, disappear

The advertisement used a catchy jingle as a come-on to attract customers to the store.

She noticed the flashy neon sign outside the club as a blatant come-on for partygoers.

His smooth-talking demeanor served as a come-on to charm his way into her affections.

The promotional offer seemed too good to be true, but it was just a clever come-on to lure in customers.