- seduce
- 01. She [seduced] her neighbor to get him to murder her husband for her.02. Cigarette ads are designed to [seduce] young people into smoking.03. The Saturday night special at the restaurant is designed to [seduce] people into visiting the restaurant for the first time.04. He used all the traditional methods of [seduction]; soft music, dimmed lights, and a bottle of fine red wine.05. The teacher was charged by police after [seducing] one of his teenage students.06. Your sister certainly has a very [seductive] sounding voice.07. She looks very [seductive] in her black dress.08. The woman looked [seductively] over her shoulder as he came into the room.09. Poet William Cowper once wrote, "O, popular applause! What heart of man is proof against thy sweet, [seducing] charms?"10. There is a French proverb which observes that example is the greatest of all [seducers].11. He was trying to [seduce] her with soft music and white wine.12. Visitors to the island are soon [seduced] by the laid-back lifestyle, and the beautiful scenery.13. The teacher was fired after trying to [seduce] a number of his young students.14. She has beautiful, full lips, and mysteriously [seductive] eyes.15. The argument that cutting taxes stimulates the economy is very [seductive] to taxpayers, but there is no evidence to show that this is actually true.16. She was dressed [seductively] in a long, red, tight-fitting dress.17. Voltaire observed that it is not enough to conquer; one must learn to [seduce].18. Buying a car is a very [seductive] temptation because of its speed and convenience in getting around, but it is certainly not very good for the environment.19. Mara sent his daughters to [seduce] Siddhartha, but he was unmoved by desire.
Grammatical examples in English. 2013.