Tempting is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for TEMPTING in dictionary:

NOUN:
• the act of tempting
ADJECTIVE:
• attractive
• appealing to or attracting someone, even if wrong or unwise
• attractive or inviting
• Adapted to entice or allure; attractive; alluring; seductive; enticing; as, tempting pleasures.
• highly attractive and able to arouse hope or desire
• very pleasantly inviting
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to entice to commit an unwise or immoral act

Words related to TEMPTING

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How to use TEMPTING in a sentence

• In the Book of Wisdom, God created man spotless, and the Devil tempting him occasioned the Fall.
• This was opposed to all their notions of war, neither honour nor advantage tempting them to adopt it.
• A month passed by without news from his relative, and meantime Sham Babu received a tempting offer of employment.
• A fountain of ice-cold water gushed into a stone trough at the door, making a tempting spot for our breakfast, but we were bent on reaching the tombs.
• The chickens were certainly tempting, but still there were at least two men in the house, so perhaps it would be wiser for me, since I had no arms, to keep away from it.
• At first he thought of kicking Leather, a feat that his suppliant position made extremely convenient, if not tempting.
• But such an Eden is not tempting to me, nor, as I think, to you.
• The aroma of coffee and the smell of frying bacon stimulated appetites that needed no tempting.
• The war with Spain was now in progress, and the richly laden vessel from South America and the West Indies offered tempting prizes to English bravery.
• The bait proved too tempting for the French generals.
• West, without shadow of turning, although Barbara had tried her hand, just for fun, at tempting him to turn.
• Therefore they bit at the curious-looking metallic thing with the tempting food upon it which was suddenly dropped from somewhere.
• Now, the leading idea of this device is involved in a tempting obscurity, which leads one, at first sight, into different lines of conjecture.
• Her eyes looked directly up into mine, and whether they were the eyes of an angel or of a tempting fiend I could not tell.
• Billy McKay stood directly facing the opening, as if for the purpose of tempting one of those desperate men in there to take a shot at him.
• The foot of the coffin was just visible in the midst of the paper decorations and in front of it were set half a dozen dishes of tempting food.
• It serves both as pantry and buffet, and was full of things tempting to a young palate.
• Smiling thoughtfully, he reached toward the nearest orange, as if to take the tempting fruit in his hand.
• How he longed to touch it! How tempting the rounded curve of the small wrist.
• Yet nothing is more certain than that, to the very last, he was ever discovering, and successfully resisting, the deceitful tendencies of his own heart and a tempting devil.
• There was not anything very tempting to him as he passed through the land of Labor, and it seemed a long and weary way from the beginning to the end of it.
• He was so loth to be away from Jerrie when it was not absolutely necessary, that even a call upon Maude without her did not seem very tempting.
• A tempting spirit had found its way into their Paradise, burning with a fierce desire to mar its beauty.

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