Seductive is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for SEDUCTIVE in dictionary:

ADJECTIVE:
• tending to seduce, also SEDUCIVE
• tempting and attractive; enticing
• Tending to lead astray; apt to mislead by flattering appearances; tempting; alluring; as, a seductive offer.
• tending to entice into a desired action or state
• attractive, enticing
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• tending to seduc; having alluring or tempting qualities
• (of a woman) sexually attractive

Words related to SEDUCTIVE

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Words that contain SEDUCTIVE

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How to use SEDUCTIVE in a sentence

• This is a most seductive but dangerous appeal to the generous sympathies of freemen.
• Then he appeared at a loss for some unusual and seductive wager.
• The shop windows blazed in their most seductive moments.
• Perhaps it was not possible to imagine principles at once so seductive and ruinous as those now disseminated.
• We have made unto ourselves a truly seductive home, within the walls of which peace, quiet, and comfort reign supreme.
• But her seductive softness is the last climax of magnificent strength.
• This bright, warm September day had, however, proved seductive.
• Subjects which are better not touched upon at all are discussed, examined, and exhibited in all the most seductive forms of imagery.
• Her seductive voice, together with his great love for her, had enthralled his senses, had deprived him of every impulse but the longing to hold her and keep her.
• And even the least sympathetic student must confess that the Court at any rate was seductive.
• It had a freshness that demanded from one, in tones too seductive for denial, prompt action.
• Never had she been so beautiful, so seductive, so irresistible.
• The girl, slim and seductive, kept always just ahead, so that he never quite came up with her.
• He had not yet taken any vows when, in 1789, every mind was captivated with beautifully seductive ideas relative to the social regeneration of France.
• On the contrary, the oftener I would drink from these seductive waters the more burning will my thirst become.
• Uncommon power and fulness of tone in the middle ranges are extremely seductive.
• She lay there still in the seductive form of a woman.
• Mademoiselle Celaire, in her tight-fitting, shabby black frock, with her wild mass of hair, her flashing eyes, her seductive gestures, was, without doubt, a marvelous person.
• It did not occur to me to criticise the seductive illusion as ignoble, although I well knew that it was for the most part a beautiful lie.
• The posters of the Russian dancers were rather daring and seductive.
• He had no other object than to extract from life its most seductive draughts of ease and pleasure.
• Clacton on business, and a seductive smell of cigarette smoke issued from his room.
• Others allow their good intentions to vanish as soon as the predatory gentlemen with their seductive methods make their appearance.
• Dictated by the heart, or polished with the fondness of delight, these productions are impressed by the seductive eloquence of genius, or attach us by the sensibility of taste.
• No wonder that he lets fly at the Admiralty in some of his most passionate love-messages to the seductive Emma.
• Plainly, the mere ability to do is a dry straw, but through it our seeker tastes an intoxicating, seductive liquor, from which he cannot take away his lips.

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