intice (Meaning)

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intice (v. t.)

See Entice.

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The alluring fragrance of the coffee shop's brew inticed customers from blocks away.
The art gallery's vibrant displays were strategically arranged to intice art enthusiasts.
Advertisers employed captivating visuals and compelling messages to intice viewers to buy their products.
The enticing aroma of the chef's special dish inticed diners to order it without hesitation.
The online store used limited-time discounts to intice shoppers into making quick purchases.
The travel agency's brochures were filled with breathtaking images to intice potential travelers.
The exclusive club inticed members with special privileges and VIP events.
The bookstore's cozy atmosphere and comfortable seating inticed readers to stay for hours.
The fashion brand employed glamorous models and trendy designs to intice fashion-forward consumers.
The new software features were designed to intice users to upgrade to the latest version.

See Entice.

No synonyms found.

No antonyms found.

The alluring fragrance of the coffee shop's brew inticed customers from blocks away.

The art gallery's vibrant displays were strategically arranged to intice art enthusiasts.

Advertisers employed captivating visuals and compelling messages to intice viewers to buy their products.

The enticing aroma of the chef's special dish inticed diners to order it without hesitation.