seducing Synonyms
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seducing Meaning
seducing (p. pr. & vb. n.)
of Seduce
seducing (a.)
Seductive.
seducing Sentence Examples
- The serpent's hypnotic gaze seemed to seduce the unsuspecting woman into its clutches.
- The politician employed artful rhetoric, seducing his audience with promises that appealed to their hopes and fears.
- The salesperson's charm and charisma were impossible to resist, seducing customers into making impulsive purchases.
- The sultry tango music created an irresistible atmosphere, seducing dancers into its passionate embrace.
- The aroma of freshly baked cinnamon rolls wafted through the kitchen, seducing the senses and awakening the appetite.
- The artist's brushstrokes danced across the canvas, seducing viewers into a world of imagination and wonder.
- The garden's vibrant colors and intoxicating fragrances seduced bees into seeking its nectar.
- The temptress used her alluring voice and provocative gestures to seduce the unsuspecting man into her web of deceit.
- The coastal breeze carried the salty scent of the ocean, seducing beachgoers into a state of tranquility and relaxation.
- The promise of endless possibilities seduced explorers into embarking on perilous expeditions into uncharted territories.
FAQs About the word seducing
of Seduce, Seductive.
luring, tempting, persuading, enticing, baiting, beguiling,betraying, alluring, enchanting, trapping
alerting,warning, cautioning, alerting, warding (off), cautioning, warning, warding (off), forewarning, driving (away or off)
The serpent's hypnotic gaze seemed to seduce the unsuspecting woman into its clutches.
The politician employed artful rhetoric, seducing his audience with promises that appealed to their hopes and fears.
The salesperson's charm and charisma were impossible to resist, seducing customers into making impulsive purchases.
The sultry tango music created an irresistible atmosphere, seducing dancers into its passionate embrace.
