Meaning & Definition of word "Seduce"

Seduce

/sɪˈdjuːs/

1. To entice someone into engaging in sexual activity.
- Example: He tried to seduce her with romantic gestures and sweet talk.
2. To attract or lead someone away from proper behavior or judgment.
- Example: The promise of easy money can seduce people into making poor choices.
3. To lead someone into a particular situation or behavior through charm or persuasion.
- Example: The advertisement was designed to seduce customers into buying the product.

From Latin 'seducere' meaning 'to lead away.'

seduce someone:

To persuade someone into engaging in sexual activity.

seductive smile:

A smile that is intended to attract or entice.

seduce into:

To lure someone into a situation, often against their better judgment.

seduction:

The act of seducing or the state of being seduced.

seductive:

Tending to seduce; alluring or enticing.

seductress:

A woman who seduces.

Meaning: To charm someone into a hook-up.

Example Sentence: He used his smooth talk to seduce her at the party.

Meaning: To persuade someone with flattery or charm.

Example Sentence: She managed to seduce her boss into giving her a promotion.