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Meanings of very alluring in English

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Usage of very alluring in English
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There was a sparkle in her eyes that made her very alluring.
The Keeper of the Door
2
The adventure was very alluring to him who had never tried it.
Walter and the Wireless
3
She was still smiling and looked cool and fresh and very alluring.
Judith of Blue Lake Ranch
4
She lay back on her cushions, very fair, very alluring, very sad.
The Fortunate Youth
5
On the flip side, apparently Elizabeth finds the Duke's morning callisthenics very alluring.
News.com.au
6
It is very alluring, and apt to lead the traveller into serious mistakes.
Explorations in Australia / The Journals of John McDouall Stuart...
7
It was very alluring, but there was duty frowning upon her yielding senses.
The Fashionable Adventures of Joshua Craig: A Novel
8
What with nights closing in, getting cosy at the cinema seems very alluring.
The Irish Times
9
But they did not, after all, wear a very alluring aspect.
The Precipice: A Novel
10
Many women gazed at him as if hypnotized; they found the fez very alluring.
In the Wilderness
11
It was not, I must confess, a very alluring prospect.
Sherlock holmes: the complete illustrated novels
12
She sought his eyes with a sort of soft hardihood which was very alluring.
December Love
13
Stuyvesant Carter could be very alluring when he tried, and he chose to try.
Lo, Michael!
14
She was tall, five-foot-ten when not in heels, and had a very alluring physique.
The apostle
15
Indeed, Mollie's description of the fishing pool was very alluring.
The Outdoor Girls on Pine Island; Or, A Cave and What It Contain...
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It was a very alluring trail, for it led to no one knew just where.
Buffalo Roost / A Story of a Young Men's Christian Association B...
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