seducement
/sɪˈduːsmənt/
noun
- The act of persuading someone to do something, especially something they should not do, by making it seem attractive or desirable.
- The advertisement was a clever seducement to buy things we didn't need.
- The promise of fame was a powerful seducement for many young actors.
- He resisted the seducement of easy money and kept his honest job.
- Something that attracts or tempts someone, often leading them away from good judgment.
- The beautiful island was a seducement that made her forget her responsibilities.
- For the explorer, the unknown jungle was an irresistible seducement.
- The seducement of social media can distract students from their homework.
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