Seduction

/sɪˈdʌkʃən/

Meaning & Definition

noun

The act of enticing someone into engaging in sexual activity.

Her charm and confidence were a powerful seduction that drew him in.

The process of persuading someone to do something, particularly to engage in behavior that is morally questionable.

The seduction of power can lead even the most virtuous individuals astray.

An alluring quality or attraction.

The seduction of the city lights made her forget about her worries.

A strategy or approach to attract or influence someone.

The marketing campaign was a masterclass in seduction, captivating customers with its creativity.

From Latin 'seductio', from 'se' meaning 'aside' + 'ductio' meaning 'leading'.

art of seduction

The skills or techniques used to attract someone romantically or sexually.

seduction technique

A specific method used to convince or attract someone.

act of seduction

The specific moment or effort made to attract someone.

seductive

Having the quality of seduction; alluring.

seducer

A person who seduces someone.

seductive appeal

An attractive quality that makes someone appealing.

game

He’s got serious game when it comes to seduction.

flirt

She knows how to flirt and use seduction effortlessly.