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Meaning of seducible
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seducible (a.)
Capable of being seduced; corruptible.
seducible Sentence Examples
- She exuded an undeniable allure that rendered her seducible to all who encountered her.
- The woman's soft voice and enigmatic smile made her irresistibly seducible.
- The candlelit atmosphere created an ambiance that made them both highly seducible.
- His charm and charisma were so potent that he found most women to be seducible.
- The seducible nature of the heroine was essential to the plot of the novel.
- The antagonist's cunning plan involved manipulating the seducibility of the protagonist.
- The seductress reveled in her ability to make men succumb to her seducibility.
- The seduction scene was expertly crafted to exploit the target's seducibility.
- The seducer exploited the woman's vulnerability and seducibility to his advantage.
- The seduction proved irresistible, as the target was inherently seducible to such advances.
FAQs About the word seducible
Capable of being seduced; corruptible.
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She exuded an undeniable allure that rendered her seducible to all who encountered her.
The woman's soft voice and enigmatic smile made her irresistibly seducible.
The candlelit atmosphere created an ambiance that made them both highly seducible.
His charm and charisma were so potent that he found most women to be seducible.
