Seducing is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for SEDUCING in dictionary:

VERB:
• entice (someone) into sexual activity
• entice (someone) to do or believe something inadvisable or foolhardy
• attract powerfully
NOUN:
• the act of seducing
ADJECTIVE:
• leading astray
• Seductive.
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to lead astray

Words related to SEDUCING

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Words that contain SEDUCING

seducings13 seducingly17

How to use SEDUCING in a sentence

• Their first endeavour was to convict him of seducing the people, exciting them to rebellion, and of being an enemy to public peace and tranquillity.
• She gathered his body close against her breast in one encircling arm, her free hand resting on the rail, half-closed, a pink- and-white heart of flower, fragrant and seducing.
• As I lay I thought on the difficulty of the enterprise, of the sin of seducing the wife of another, and of what Râjavâhana and my other friends would say to such conduct.
• Pipiri Ma seized the threads that looked the most seducing, threads of gold and rose, and upon these they climbed to the skies.
• Moreover, he was cunning in seducing, but stupid as to the things relating to heaven.
• He was still believed to use violence in the pursuit of illicit pleasures, and to betray the confidence of his hosts by seducing their wives and families.
• This was why he had drawn away from the girl, after seducing her.
• Seducing the wild people, And with rebellious faces threatening all.
• On the contrary, it is the moment when the energy of a single hand shows itself in the most seducing form.
• Grenville, advancing toward me, shook me by the hand with a degree of cordiality that was extremely seducing.
• They were equally alarmed and incensed at this intimation, and Payne seized the opportunity of seducing them into a correspondence with the exiled king.
• The law of 1815, therefore, had the effect of seducing the farmer into a course of conduct which induced ruin rather than prosperity.
• Mr Grenville advancing toward me shook me by the hand with a degree of cordiality that was extremely seducing.
• Nevertheless it has succeeded in seducing many minds, obscured by prejudices.
• And truly, how seducing is nature here! Having ridden up the high mountain to the left of Kiafir Koumik, I gazed with delight on the gradually lighted summit of the Caucasus.
• Evidently he was striving to subdue the exhortations of a desire which was seducing him into signing an untruthful statement.
• Receiving that cold and dignified response, Gazonal, in despair, thought it necessary to set about seducing the charming Jenny, with whom he was by this time in love.
• While my being is prolonged, I must feel the disgraceful and torturing effects of my guilt in seducing her.
• The idea of seducing America from her independence, or of corrupting her from her alliance is a thought too little for a great mind, and impossible for any honest one, to attempt.
• He looked upon her as a sort of gifted lunatic that had got the idea of seducing him into her head.
• Second, that the serpent engaged in seducing Eve, and here placed under the curse, does not refer to Satan.

Similar words containing SEDUC without suffix ing

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