Enticed is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for ENTICED in dictionary:

VERB:
• ENTICE, to lead astray
• attract or tempt by offering pleasure or advantage
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to allure

Words related to ENTICED

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Words that contain ENTICED

penticed13 prenticed14 apprenticed18

How to use ENTICED in a sentence

• This man enticed Tyndale to venture into the streets of Antwerp, where he was ambushed and taken to the prison in the castle at Vilvorde, Brussels.
• The emperor Charles the Fat, anticipating the consequence of a rupture with Godfrey, enticed him to an interview, in which he caused him to be assassinated.
• He rode several miles, persuading himself that he was enticed solely by the healthy exercise and the novelty of the scene.
• These, by good promises, enticed hosts of peasants to their estates.
• It was therefore a thing horrible to all of them, and particularly to Miss Green, that he should allow himself to be enticed into difficulties by such a creature as that Mrs.
• But, nevertheless the story had interested her so that she had been enticed into taking some part in the conversation.
• He had suffered himself to be enticed away from St.
• But every man is tempted when he is drawn away of his own lust and enticed.
• The frequent report of fire-arms round our dwelling had kept them aloof till now, when, emboldened by our absence, and enticed by the figs on our tree, they had come in crowds.
• A young girl, innocent herself up to that moment, had been enticed to her ruin by words of love which had been hallowed in her ears by vows of marriage.
• Her account finished, Robin smiled bravely back into the grave face, with that enchanting tenderness which had won Cornelius Allendyce and enticed him to strange deeds.
• But at length they were enticed into an ambuscade, and were all slain.
• The police frequently rescue women from them who have been enticed into them or carried there by force.
• There, too, people are reported to have been enticed into subterranean abodes, and retained for years.
• A row of these garden-walls enticed him down a street to the right and out towards the suburbs, where the prospect at the end of the road was closed by a long line of windmills.
• They were accordingly very liberal of their favours, and by these means enticed seafaring persons, who paid dearly for their entertainment.
• Once there, I enticed him into the dining-room, and shutting to the door quickly, I locked it on the outside, resolving to keep him there until Mr.
• My cruel fate is like unto thine own, For I too, lured, enticed by Love, must feel, The rigour keen of this most treacherous one.
• One evening after supper, when we were all sitting in the parlor, Yolanda enticed Max to an adjoining room, on the excuse of showing him an ancient piece of tapestry.
• Ordinarily, however, the work was more toilsome, and kidnapping a favorite method, though individuals were sometimes enticed on vessels.
• The most inveterate drunkard, while tortured by a longing to partake his favorite indulgence, will yet never suffer himself to be enticed into an infringement of this custom.
• I had an overmastering desire to have that doll and I was enticed by the hope of the reward of having it for my own and thought no one would know about it.
• Seth, his brother, was jealous, and by treachery enticed Osiris into a box, which he closed and threw into the water.
• Later she enticed him out of the thicket to enjoy his first sun bath.
• I have little doubt, from the timidity he exhibited, that the slave-vessels have occasionally enticed pilots and their people on board, and carried them off for slaves.
• A column commanded by Caecina was enticed by Arminius into a swampy position, where it was in extreme danger, and a severe engagement took place.
• They were enticed at the same time by the hope of finding a new basis for the religious myths associated with that metaphysics.
• The frightened Indians had fled, but they lured them back with knives, beads, and looking-glasses, and enticed two of them on board their ships.
• The natives could not be enticed to eat any of the pumkins, and the chilipods they said poisoned them.

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