Enticing is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for ENTICING in dictionary:

VERB:
• attract or tempt by offering pleasure or advantage
NOUN:
• the act of enticing
ADJECTIVE:
• very inviting
• That entices; alluring.
• highly attractive and able to arouse hope or desire
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to allure

Words related to ENTICING

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How to use ENTICING in a sentence

• This I say lest any man should beguile you with enticing words.
• There was still much woodland in Macomb County in the year 1857, and in autumn the woods were most enticing.
• To each of the three, to Lucile and to Mary as well as to the now infatuated Rush, she could make a commonplace scheme like that seem an irresistibly enticing adventure.
• After enticing the citizens by these means he proposed another law, concerning which it is necessary to speak at some length, so that it may become clearer to most persons.
• It is altogether enticing, in the light of what you have brought to-day.
• Perhaps the man is genial, his manners enticing, his stories amusing, his jokes witty? Not at all.
• You keep on picking out a half-dozen of each new variety as fast as the enticing salesman shows them to you.
• Octavia tried to win him back, but she was a grave, virtuous Roman matron, and coarse, dissipated Antonius did not care for her compared with the enticing Egyptian queen.
• But the legends of saints and martyrs pointed out careers no less noble, no less useful, and even more enticing to the fancy.
• We seem to be enticing him into a new and a strange world, and he is apt to be filled with suspicion and distrust.
• The mirrored door of the rifled wardrobe stood ajar, revealing an enticing emptiness.
• Empty are the enticing little shops on the Piazza di Spagna.
• After my first few spasmodic attempts at resistance I had succumbed rather quickly to his enticing offer.
• The youths had never experienced Gulf Stream bathing before, and the water was so enticing that it was hard to drag themselves out of it.
• Sitting on the ground, we partook of this refreshment by the aid of fingers and wooden spoons, enticing our appetites by the reflection that potato soup would support life.
• So giddy had he become at the sight of this creature, even more enticing than a siren rising from the water.
• His pursuers, eager to win the enticing reward, kept up an active search, more than once coming dangerously near to his retreat.
• The shops looked bright and enticing, but Mary did not notice them as she would once have done.
• At the same moment a most delicious whiff of frying bacon reached the hungry boy, mingled with the unmistakable and equally enticing odor of coffee.
• We would gladly enlarge upon this interesting subject, which not only explains the shortcomings of the past, but opens enticing vistas into the future.
• Why should he not lay himself down in the grave to rest, to dream, or to sink in the arms of eternal, dreamless sleep? But this enticing thought he cast forcibly from him.
• The common law of loss of service is strengthened generally in the Southern States by statutes against the enticing of employees.
• Germany and Austria copy the English common law as to enticing from service.
• The first consisted of those who were ignorant of it, and to whom, generally, improper representations of advantage had been made, for the purpose of enticing them into it.
• It was an enticing night, with nothing left of the recent storm save a subtle thrill that still lingered in wind and wave.
• Practically the entire mountain regions are enticing fields for the prospector.

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