Lures is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for LURES in dictionary:

VERB:
• LURE, to attract with something desirable
NOUN:
• a Scandinavian S-shaped bronze trumpet dating from the Bronze Age.

Words related to LURES

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How to use LURES in a sentence

• This he does partly by cynical criticism and opposition, but more especially by holding out the lures of the sensual life.
• Charybdis is another divine Homeric female who lures men to ruin.
• It had not that quality of hopelessness which lures to melancholy.
• He forsook the examples of his forefathers, and utterly enthralled himself to the lures of the most wanton profligacy.
• Sure some fairer nymph than I, From me lures the lovely youth, Haply she receives like me, Vows of everlasting truth.
• Bagby filled his chair and fell a victim to the fascination with which the Demon of the Fourth Estate lures his chosen to their doom.
• She, who in many ways was so startlingly lacking in refinement, had a genius for the little lures, the ways with hand and eye, of voice and gesture, that make of love an art.
• I am not quite the obvious sort of villain who flourishes revolvers and lures his victims into secret chambers.
• The Lorelei is of course a water-spirit of the siren type, one who lures heedless mariners to their destruction.
• No dim marvels and boundless hopes beckon them with resistless lures into the future.
• You might just as well say that a plate of strawberries and cream deliberately lures you on to feel greedy.
• But it was only an impulse, such an impulse as lures one to jump from a height.
• The young boy, at an impressionable age, is a ready victim to their lures.
• He learned, incidentally, that on the night of the express murder most of the nets and lures had been washed away.
• He was a pioneer, perhaps only half sure of the way he wanted to go, and the evil lures of popular success lay all about him.
• It seemed as though nothing could be good which did not also hold within it the potency of being very bad, as though certainty damned and chance alone had lures to offer.
• She threw out one or two lures for Claude, and he, who in London had refused her invitations, in New York accepted them.
• Who was she that he danced with? Perhaps some unknown woman, far beneath herself in culture, was by the most subtle of lures sealing his fate this very instant.
• The wary heads of this negotiation considered these terms of the Indians as mere lures to beguile confidence.
• When the Marquise de Montespan, in all her radiant and sensuous loveliness, came on the scene, she drew the King to her arms as a flame lures the moth.
• Neither would he have been readily caught by the lures spread for youth by the designing of the sex.
• It is very clear water and it has a sparkle that lures the unwary, but it is common knowledge that no man ever drank two swallows of it if he could help himself.
• How cheerfully it lures you on into the secrets of field and wood, and brings you acquainted with the birds and the flowers.
• The gush of sentiment plays havoc with the emotions of the boy and lures him to the edge of the precipice, just to look over.
• But with all their forbidding aspects, black with a portentous cloud of hard labor and long waiting, their known hidden wealth lures on the hardy pioneer to the task.
• He had all sorts of lures for the creatures he wanted to tame, but no ways of killing them.
• Smiling, she lures him into a frail skiff, and sends him forth alone and helpless to face the storm.

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