Lured is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for LURED in dictionary:

VERB:
• LURE, to attract with something desirable
• tempt (a person or animal) to do something or to go somewhere, especially by offering some form of reward
NOUN:
• something that tempts or is used to tempt a person or animal to do something
• the strongly attractive quality of a person or thing
• a type of bait used in fishing or hunting.
• a bunch of feathers with a piece of meat attached to a long string, swung around the head of the falconer to recall a hawk.

Words related to LURED

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How to use LURED in a sentence

• We destroyers went in and lured the enemy out and had lots of excitement.
• With them, in all probability, had gone the girl whose soft eyes and sweet face had lured him within their reach.
• Samarendra had not even the resource of consulting the official who had lured him into extravagant expenditure.
• The quiet lured her, not so much for itself, although it was wonderful, but for what might arise within it.
• He, and he alone, could discharge to the troops the extravagant promises by which they had been lured into his service.
• She was so worn, mind and nerve and spirit, that the thought of a long ride lured strongly.
• The other woman who had lured him from his true love uttered a piercing scream and ran towards the hotel.
• Bound thus by secrecy to the pious man, she lured him by every means at her command.
• This robber lured us into his den, for we had much gold with us.
• That may have been the cause that lured the poor man to his doom.
• The softness of that moment, when, lured by her bare arms he had kissed her, was gone.
• American ship owners who, lured by huge profits, had formerly been willing to take the risk were now restrained by law to their home ports.
• Naturally, they had not taken kindly to a scheme which lured men away from the factories or enabled them to make unlimited demands for higher wages as the price of remaining.
• An impassable chasm, of his own making, yawned between him and his desire, and he cursed the day which lured him away from his natural, green pastures.
• The courage to put the critical question to him, now that she had lured him into remaining in the room, was still a courage that failed her.
• About the middle of November, Bernardo, then living in concealment at Ravenna, was lured into the pine forest by two men furnished with tokens which secured his confidence.
• But, true or not, there was the fascination which, as Phadrig had told him, had lured Isaac Josephus to his self-inflicted doom.
• Raymond could not have hit the first two with a paddle, and the third lured him irresistibly out of position and made him look ridiculous.
• It was Attila who lured me down, down into his century, buried deep under the sands of Time.
• The crumbling temple lured them forth, but it was only to see a sunset or to hear a nightingale.
• Suppose the Rackbirds had lured Rynders and his men on shore? Those sailors had but few arms among them.
• But the Pilgrim knew that the enchanting scenes that lured him by day were but pictures in the heated air.
• There have always been amateurs lured by the mere spectacle of the foot-lights, as moths by a candle.
• So they are lured to visit the dance halls in Juneau, where they find admirers of a transient sort, but seldom secure an honest husband.
• The daring manner in which she had lured him here would never be forgetable.
• Listen! I found the letter which lured my brother to his death.

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