Meaning & Definition of word "Enticing"

Enticing

/ɪnˈtaɪsɪŋ/

1. Attractive or tempting; alluring.
- Example: The bakery displayed enticing pastries that drew customers in.
2. Having the quality of attracting or tempting someone.
- Example: Her offer sounded so enticing that I couldn't refuse.
3. Appealing or appealingly presented, often in a way that attracts attention.
- Example: The enticing aroma of spices filled the air, making everyone hungry.
4. Capable of arousing interest or desire.
- Example: The travel brochure contained enticing descriptions of the exotic locations.
5. Seductive or suggestive in a way that is appealing.
- Example: The enticing looks they exchanged hinted at a deeper connection.

Middle English, from the verb 'entice' which comes from Old French 'enticier', meaning to incite or encourage.

enticing offer:

An offer that is very attractive and difficult to refuse.

enticing prospect:

A situation or opportunity that is very appealing.

entice:

To attract or tempt by offering pleasure or advantage.

allure:

The quality of being powerfully and mysteriously attractive or fascinating.

Meaning: Super tempting; hard to resist.

Example Sentence: That sale is just so enticing, I can't help but check it out.

Meaning: Highly attractive or desirable.

Example Sentence: Her new outfit is super enticing; I need to get one like it.