seductive (sɪˈdʌktɪv
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Definitions
adjective
- tending to seduce or capable of seducing; enticing; alluring
Alternative Forms
seˈductively adverb seˈductiveness nounSynonyms
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tempting,
inviting,
attractive,
sexy,
irresistible,
siren,
enticing,
provocative,
captivating,
beguiling,
alluring,
bewitching,
ravishing,
flirtatious,
come-to-bed
come-hither,
hot,
Usage examples
The Orient Express was absolutely the last word in seductive opulence.
, TICKLED PINK (2002)Female wolf spiders are turned on by males with hairy legs, as tufts of hair may accentuate the seductive movements of courtship displays.
New Scientist (1999)Yet the river below the maelstrom of the falls looked so serene and seductive when we stared at it from the canyon rim.
Edmonton Sun (2003)The Colonel formerly known as Mad Dog Gadaffi didn't actually have to get down and get seductive to promo his reinvention trip.
Belfast Telegraph (2004)Beautiful... seductive... poor Richard, he seemed to be unlucky in love.
, We'll Meet Again (1993)