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enticement

/ɪnˈtaɪs.mənt/

Translations

enticementnoun

enticements

/ɪnˈtaɪs.mənt/

The enticement of the new amusement park was too strong for the children to resist.

L'attrait du nouveau parc d'attractions était trop fort pour que les enfants puissent y résister.

Additional translations

Synonyms

enticementadjective

more enticement

Comp.

most enticement

Super.

/ɪnˈtaɪsmənt/

Used attributively to qualify another noun, meaning 'serving to entice' or 'attractive'

enticementnoun

The act of attracting or tempting someone by offering pleasure or advantage.

The enticement of a higher salary convinced her to take the job offer.

Something that attracts or tempts, especially because it offers pleasure or advantage.

The enticement of the new amusement park was too strong for the children to resist.

The criminal act of luring or persuading someone to commit an illegal act, especially involving a minor.

The suspect faces charges for the enticement of a minor.

enticementadjective

Intended or serving to entice; alluring.

The enticement tactics used in the advertisement were highly effective.