Seduce is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for SEDUCE in dictionary:

VERB:
• to lead astray
• entice (someone) into sexual activity
• entice (someone) to do or believe something inadvisable or foolhardy
• attract powerfully
• To draw aside from the path of rectitude and duty in any manner; to entice to evil; to lead astray; to tempt and lead to iniquity; to corrupt.
• Specifically, to induce to surrender chastity; to debauch by means of solicitation.
• induce to have sex
• lure or entice away from duty, principles, or proper conduct
• win over or attract
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• persuade into sexual intercourse

Words related to SEDUCE

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Words that contain SEDUCE

seduced11 seducer10 seduces10 seducers11 unseduced13 seduceable15 seducement15 seducements16

How to use SEDUCE in a sentence

• It was not difficult to seduce a reckless man who wanted money and preferment.
• The pillage thus taken they carry to their lurking places, and dispose of afterwards at prices tending to seduce the neighboring population.
• Like him! What had they done? They also had attempted then to seduce young girls, and perhaps had consummated their infernal design.
• Watts to try and seduce the French soldiers and sepoys.
• Forbidden fruit had a relish for him, and his pages seduce.
• Louis, he set about trying to corrupt his subordinates, and seduce them from their allegiance.
• He piqued himself upon being insensible to those softer emotions, which, he believed, answered no other purpose than to seduce us from our duty.
• The duke tried to seduce her, but failing in this scandalous attempt, offered to give her to any one for a month, at the end of which time the libertine was to suffer death.
• Take care, also, that the love of woman shall not seduce you from your allegiance to our Church.
• Such straws indicate nothing more than that a Circus or a Wild West Show will seduce to Madison Square Garden an audience that would fill a theatre for a month.
• They were accused of heresy, and attempts to seduce the common folk.
• It is therefore more easy in Italy than any where else, to seduce with words, without profundity of thought or novelty of imagery.
• The tempter does not prevail, but from that time he followed Gautama as a shadow, hoping to seduce him from that right way.
• Though many were tempted for a season to make a hollow profession of paganism, multitudes met every effort to seduce them in a spirit of indomitable resolution.
• Lying fraud was also tried to seduce and betray him.
• Perceiving that he could not seduce him, the devil thought of an artful plan to ruin him.
• Such a career suited her own ideas far better than the dangerous vanities which seduce so many youthful Parisian imaginations.
• He paid court to Madame Cesar, tried to seduce her, and judged his master very much as the wife judged him herself, and all with alarming rapidity.
• Then, in order to seduce her, the devil assumed the form of a man.
• Attempts on the part of the English to seduce them failed, but they remained in a state of open rebellion.
• She will try to seduce you, perhaps she will try to kill you.
• Besides, you will always have your charms left to seduce them with.
• It is because of this faith that the good despise the woman who persists in folly, and who secretly tries to seduce the unwary.
• It is women who seduce them from such celibate doings.
• Objects of political aggrandizement may seduce the first, and the promptings of a boundless cupidity will assail the last.
• I have not yet determined to seduce her, though, with all her pretensions to virtue, I do not think it impossible.
• I have been trying to seduce General Richman to accompany me to the assembly this evening, but cannot prevail.
• Strong and unexpected temptations may, and often do, seduce the best of those who remain in the body and retain the weakness of fallen creatures yet on trial.
• I am not come, by a false and counterfeit show of deference to your judgment, to seduce it in my favor.
• And he cast him into the bottomless pit and shut him up and set a seal upon him, that he should no more seduce the nations till the thousand years be finished.
• The punishment by the Mosaic law for those who attempted to seduce the Jews to follow new gods was death.
• He labors with a ceaseless persistency, and a resolution which years do not diminish, to seduce a single woman.

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