seduced (Meaning)

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seduced (imp. & p. p.)

of Seduce

No weak antonyms found.

The serpent's words seduced Eve into tasting the forbidden fruit.
The charismatic salesman seduced customers with his smooth talk and irresistible offers.
The seductive aroma of freshly baked bread lured me into the bakery.
The politician's populist rhetoric seduced the masses, promising a brighter future.
The actress's captivating performance seduced the audience, leaving them spellbound.
The lush, emerald lawn seduced me into a moment of tranquility.
The siren's enchanting song seduced sailors to their doom.
The enigmatic woman's allure seduced the unsuspecting gentleman.
The warmth of the summer sun seduced me into a blissful nap.
The mischievous puppy's puppy-dog eyes seduced me into giving it an extra treat.

of Seduce

persuaded, enticed, lured,tempted, allured, led on, fascinated, baited, enchanted, decoyed

warned, alerted, cautioned, alerted, warned, cautioned, turned away, repulsed, drove (away or off), forewarned

The serpent's words seduced Eve into tasting the forbidden fruit.

The charismatic salesman seduced customers with his smooth talk and irresistible offers.

The seductive aroma of freshly baked bread lured me into the bakery.

The politician's populist rhetoric seduced the masses, promising a brighter future.