What is seduce?

Seduce is an English word that is correctly understood in the meaning of a dictionary, not a slang word or a term to indicate a certain content or situation. According to the English Vietnamese dictionary, the word seduce is a transitive verb and the same meaning as the word has tempt. So, what's the difference between tempt and seduce?

What does seduce mean?

According to the English Vietnamese dictionary, seduce has the English-English pronunciation phonetic / sɪˈdʒuːs / or the English-American phonetic / səˈduːs /.

The word seduce refers to actions that are seductive , seductive, attracted by something or persuaded, for example.

For example:

He felt that she was trying to seduce him. (He feels like she's trying to seduce me.)

They were seduced into buying the washing machine by the offer of a free flight. (They were convinced to buy a dishwasher after a free flight offer.)

The same meaning as seduce with tempt (/ tempt /) is also a verb and indicates the act of seduction, enticement, temptation. Often tempt is used in manipulative acts but with a more negative meaning, those actions are not necessary.

For example:

Chocolate cake? - Don't tempt me! (Chocolate cake? Don't seduce me).

They put out food to tempt the foxes into the traps. (They use food to lure trapped foxes).

Seduce often has a stronger meaning, a stronger verb than a tempt. And seduce is heavily used in the relationship between men and women, the charm of the opposite sex.

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