Allured is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for ALLURED in dictionary:

VERB:
• ALLURE, to attract with something desirable
NOUN:
• the quality of being powerfully and mysteriously attractive or fascinating
• powerfully attract or charm; tempt

Words related to ALLURED

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How to use ALLURED in a sentence

• There was a determination about Nera, a power of eye and tongue, an exuberance of sensuous youth, that repelled while it allured him.
• Albeit he hath followed us with tender mercies, we have not been allured to wait upon him and walk in his way.
• The fascination of danger he felt, and was allured by.
• His health was too uncertain, and his tastes and ambition allured him elsewhere.
• LITERAL TRANSLATION Alas! for those who place their confidence on thee, against thee lean the secure hut of their happiness, allured by thy hospitable form.
• Outside active sins, to which it may be presumed no temptation allured herself, were abominable to her.
• This food chiefly consisted of meal and flour, made into small balls, which allured the trout to remain near the mill-head.
• Her new owner, allured by her beauty, treated her with great kindness, and made many flattering promises.
• She directed all her steps towards that destination, and any light of romance allured her.
• Although some very old-fashioned people stuck sternly to him, refusing to be allured by the bait of great bargains, and so forth and so forth, yet his store was nearly deserted.
• She did not for a moment doubt that the present Earl should be encouraged to break any promises of marriage to the making of which he might have been allured.
• Within the handsome casino weak humanity of all nationalities is allured by glittering promises of wealth.
• He told me of projects which had allured him in his youth, and still allured, but which he had lacked the strength of mind to speak of.
• Peter came, in disguise, and allured the minstrel to play at dice, and to stake the souls which were in torture under his care.
• This entire scheme of thought has always allured the Mystics to adopt it.
• As he passed along, all ranks of men flocked about him from every quarter, allured by interest or curiosity.
• While Cromwell allured the king by these expectations, he still continued his scheme of reducing the parliament to subjection, and depriving them of all means of resistance.
• He gathered followers in Holland and the north of Germany whom his great reputation allured to him.
• I did not think sufficiently of this when I allowed you to try an experiment which allured me, for I have longed to have in you a companion.
• It must be admonished by reproof, and allured by kindness.
• You have by your coquetry allured a gentleman who is accustomed to mislead, to forget, and shamefully to use those who trust him.
• Appearances have already allured you precipitately into many dangerous connections.
• The real reason was the rapid desertion of their men, allured by the high pay and opportunity of active service in our army.
• I am confident that no Boy who will not be allured to Letters without Blows, will ever be brought to any thing with them.
• The disturbing influence, no doubt, was the fur-trade, which allured so many young men into the wilderness, made them unfit for a steady life, and destroyed their domestic habits.
• Those who are not allured by the prospect of seeing perhaps the very worst that can be done in its own line, need not be at the pains of climbing up to Vispertimenen.
• Now the true policy is to let them experience the pleasure of doing their duty, and they will easily be allured to it.
• This man and another, allured by the reward, had been for some days in quest of him.
• Gervase mentions one woman, in particular, who had been allured by observing a wooden dish, or cup, float by her, while washing clothes in a river.
• But the natives shewed themselves extremely averse to any communication with us, and could not be allured to a conference by any means.
• The thought allured him, and therein lay the danger.
• But he found to his consternation that however he revered her soul, it was the woman also who now allured him.
• Followed by a train of some length, with Oskatell by her side, the daughter of the house of Lathom allured the eyes of not a few as she passed on.
• The Norman then sold the estate he owned in Bessin, and became a Gascon, allured by the beauty of the chateau de Lanstrac, a delightful residence owned by his wife.
• But for the institution of slavery, the British commanders could neither have allured them to their standard, nor restored them otherwise than as liberated prisoners of war.

Similar words containing ALLUR without suffix ed

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