seducement (Meaning)

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seducement (n.)

The act of seducing.

The means employed to seduce, as flattery, promises, deception, etc.; arts of enticing or corrupting.

No weak antonyms found.

The performer's mesmerizing dance moves emanated a raw sense of seduction.
The advertisement's suggestive imagery hinted at a hidden agenda of seduction.
The aroma of fresh-baked bread wafting through the air had a subtly seductive effect on passersby.
His deep, velvety voice held a dangerous seduction that drew listeners in.
The flickering candlelight created an intimate atmosphere, conducive to seduction.
The politician's eloquent speech was crafted to seduce the electorate with promises of a brighter future.
The treacherous cliff face presented a seductive challenge to the intrepid climber.
The mesmerizing beauty of the sunset painted the sky with hues that were both alluring and seductive.
The mischievous toddler's playful grin held a glimmer of cunning seduction, promising untold mischief.
The scent of blooming jasmine in the garden carried a sweet yet seductive fragrance that beckoned one to indulge in its intoxicating embrace.

The act of seducing., The means employed to seduce, as flattery, promises, deception, etc.; arts of enticing or corrupting.

seduction, encouragement, inducement, spur, impulse, appeal,incentive, stimulus, motivation, persuasion

notice, alert, notice, caution, caution,warning, alarm, alarm, alert, warning

The performer's mesmerizing dance moves emanated a raw sense of seduction.

The advertisement's suggestive imagery hinted at a hidden agenda of seduction.

The aroma of fresh-baked bread wafting through the air had a subtly seductive effect on passersby.

His deep, velvety voice held a dangerous seduction that drew listeners in.