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adjective
- 1. tempting and attractive; enticing: "a seductive voice" Similar Opposite
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Seductive means intended to seduce someone or making you want to do, have, or believe something because of seeming attractive. Learn more about the word, its pronunciation, synonyms, and translations.
Learn the meaning of seductive, an adjective that describes something or someone that is alluring or tempting. See synonyms, examples, word history, and related entries for seductive.
Seductive means very attractive or making you want to do something you would not otherwise do. It can also describe a person who is sexually attractive. See synonyms, pronunciation, collocations and sentences of seductive.
Seductive is an adjective that describes the fascinating magnetic pull that someone or something has, an attractive quality that tempts you in some way. A seductive person catches your eye and won’t let it go. The word comes from the Latin seducere, meaning “draw aside.”
The more general sense of being seductive involves leading someone astray or luring them in. This usually involves trying to get them to do something corrupt or at least something they wouldn’t normally do. Cult leaders can be seductive in this way. But it’s not only people who are seductive.
Seductive means sexually attractive or making you want to have or do something. Learn how to use this adjective with examples and translations in different languages.
Seductive means tending to seduce or entice, especially sexually. Find out the pronunciation, translation, and related words for seductive in this online dictionary.
