Seduced is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for SEDUCED in dictionary:

VERB:
• SEDUCE, to lead astray
• entice (someone) into sexual activity
• entice (someone) to do or believe something inadvisable or foolhardy
• attract powerfully

Words related to SEDUCED

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Words that contain SEDUCED

unseduced13

How to use SEDUCED in a sentence

• These whispers concerned the discovery by the prisoner that his friend had seduced his beautiful wife.
• Neither of them was stained by vulgar vices, nor seduced from his course by love of ease or pleasure.
• Fifteen years before, when he was seventeen, Maxime had had a child by a servant whom he had seduced.
• Let us at last break the fatal charm which has too long seduced us from the paths of felicity and prosperity.
• With the same insidious views, they now seduced the members from the league, by representing to their pride the violation it committed on their sovereignty.
• I must not omit the Description of the loose female Troop, who seduced the Sons of God, as they are called in Scripture.
• And, when Jerry was inside, Agno, passing through the gate, enticed and seduced him into digging out the eggs.
• I think that you have betrayed and seduced my sister.
• No sooner is the marriage completed than she learns that Alfonso has seduced Fenella, a dumb girl, sister of Masaniello the fisherman.
• Three or four times, we believe, Art had been seduced, in the absence of his brother, by the influence of bad company, to indulge in drink, even to intoxication.
• The imagination of Madame de Stael, easily seduced by anything poetical and singular, made her an eloquent auxiliary of the Prince.
• The success of Wirt was flattering, but, overcome by the fear of the yellow fever, and seduced by family attachments, in the early summer of 1806, he removed to Richmond.
• Jacob married to a daughter of his, who, two days before the marriage, he found out, accidentally, had been seduced by an ex-senator in Boston.
• In his early days he had seduced a girl named Alice Manfredi, who after his desertion found a home in the house of a Sicilian merchant named Lugano.
• It was said that this Miss Travers, a pretty girl just out of her teens, had been seduced by Dr.
• No one doubted that Sir William Wilde had seduced his patient.
• Wilmot, whom he had seduced under promise of marriage, she being a lady of large fortune.
• They had been seduced by the evil one into sin, alienated from the Divine favor, and plunged in darkness and death.
• By means of his emissaries Sulla seduced the troops of Scipio, who at length found himself deserted by all his soldiers, and was taken prisoner in his tent.
• She became a convert to the Christian religion, from which she was sought to be seduced by Olybius, a ruler in the East who sought her hand in marriage.
• Several seduced officers and young gentlemen of the inns of court, during this time of disorder and danger, offered their service to the king.
• Nor was it music only, with which persons were seduced to follow them.
• Sin on then, now that all of you, seduced by the charm of the intellect, leave the other part of me to the peril of death.
• During the absence of the ruling mind, Wingfield and Kendall seduced a few sailors and made another attempt to carry off the bark to England.
• It would be wrong if they betrayed the trust reposed in them by their superiors, or were seduced into some act against their loyalty or their religion.
• She can say that she commanded an army and seduced men, whom we thought sober men and safe, to act as her lieutenants.
• Poor Desdemona, we weep her fate, yet at the same time we should deeply lament that Othello was so beguiled and seduced by his jealousy to so horrible a deed.
• She had been seduced by the demonstration that some male birds give to prospective mates when dangling worms from their mouths.
• But we know how he was seduced to the first, and how the others followed of course.
• The pleading precedent of Abraham has not seduced you, nor has the happy lot of the more modern Onesimus quieted all your conscientious scruples.
• And the beast was taken, and with him the false prophet who wrought signs before him, wherewith he seduced them who received the character of the beast and who adored his image.

Similar words containing SEDUC without suffix ed

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