Tending to entice into a desired action or state.
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The former innocent, stable and virtuous; the latter exciting, seductive and dangerous.
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The position of committeeman, however, presents a powerfully seductive invitation to corruption.
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It's about giving good theatre and fine food in a seductive environment.
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Warnings come from a rather seductive female voice bearing an English accent.
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There was nothing of the seductive, nothing of the waltz-fever in it.
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And, thanks to clever advertising techniques and seductive imagery, they often succeed.
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I readily admit it: the theory is very simple, lucid and seductive.
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And the soft, sweet notes floated over the sea in seductive cadences.
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The green tints showed faintly in her eyes and were singularly seductive.
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Then the orchestra blared forth with another of the seductive popular pieces.
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Elegant wit and subtle psychology lift grim subject matter into seductive brilliance.
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CHICAGO Once again the seductive siren call of technology stocks beckons investors.
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His anger had fled before the seductive feminine charms of the stranger.
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In an arena of enormous doubt, this kind of certainty is seductive.
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It would be difficult to turn her from this calm, seductive mode.
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Its haughty, unflinching glare had yet something seductive and alluring in it.
