Tempted is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for TEMPTED in dictionary:

VERB:
• TEMPT, to entice to commit an unwise or immoral act
• entice or try to entice (someone) to do something that they find attractive but know to be wrong or unwise
• have an urge or inclination to do something
• persuade (someone) to do something
• risk provoking (a deity or abstract force), usually with undesirable consequences

Words related to TEMPTED

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Words that contain TEMPTED

attempted14 untempted14 reattempted16 unattempted16

How to use TEMPTED in a sentence

• Meanwhile, the officers of the enemy were liberally tempted with bribes.
• For in that he himself suffered, and was tempted, he is able to succour them that are tempted.
• Malham-Dembleby has been tempted to force them thus, because they support his theory of M.
• For him, prudence was merely a vulgarity, and obstacles and dangers but tempted more irresistibly his reckless daring.
• But he would not like to think that it was hope of literary success that tempted him from Garranard.
• He felt that he had been tempted to linger too long.
• Sergeant Macdonald was his name, a man full of zeal, and always tempted into danger by curiosity, as most people are.
• But security, and apparently the indifference of the Government, had tempted them beyond their safeguards.
• He was tempted to startle him with a question about that envelope.
• Really, after a while I might be tempted to go out and eat something.
• She struggled to be resigned, and was not only weary, but tempted to grasp at material rewards.
• We desire to make the character so strong and so noble and consistent in its desires that it will not be strongly tempted by evil.
• Satan is said to have tempted him by sending spirits to him, disguised as beautiful women.
• The almost loving interest he took in the matter about which he was writing tempted the author to indulge his recollections at the expense of his judgment.
• He wondered if she had been tempted to read the manuscript of the book while he was fighting his way back to consciousness and life.
• This intellectual pride is one of the very greatest sins to which humanity is tempted.
• And what about the last of the deadly sins, the sin of sloth? One is almost tempted to say that it is at once the least obvious and the most destructive of all the deadly sins.
• Sometimes I am tempted to believe that it cannot be finished till we have flung them all away.
• He was tempted to prepare the mind of his child for the event, but he forebore.
• An American is sometimes tempted to fancy that only by this long process can real homes be produced.
• This large sum tempted him strongly, placing him, so to speak, between two fires.
• Since he had been on his legs, Claude had felt sorely tempted to push aside the screen and to take a look at his guest.
• I made no comment, but could not help recalling the fact that it was in this, too, that Eve had tempted and Adam fallen.

Similar words containing TEMPT without suffix ed

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