seduction
/sɪˈdʌkʃən/
noun
- The act of persuading someone to have sex with you, especially by using charm or manipulation.
- He wrote a book on the art of seduction, full of psychological tricks.
- She resisted his attempts at seduction, preferring to take things slowly.
- The movie is about a dangerous game of seduction and betrayal.
- The act of persuading someone to do something they might not otherwise do, especially something risky or wrong.
- The company's offer was a seduction that led many to invest their life savings.
- The seduction of power can corrupt even the most honest leaders.
- The seduction of fame often comes with a heavy price.
- Something that is very attractive or tempting.
- The seduction of the ocean view made them buy the house immediately.
- The seduction of chocolate is hard to resist for many people.
- For her, the seduction of travel was stronger than any other desire.
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