tempting in Greek
tempting in Greek is δελεαστικός — tempting means attractive or appealing in a way that makes you want to give in to it.
tempting in Greek
δελεαστικός
Pronounced: deleastikos
Attractive, appealing, enticing.
What does "tempting" mean?
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adjective Attractive or appealing in a way that makes you want to give in to it.
"A tempting offer of early retirement landed on his desk."
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tempting in a sentence
- A tempting offer of early retirement landed on his desk.
- The cake looked so tempting that she couldn't resist a slice.
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What is "tempting" in Greek?
"tempting" in Greek is δελεαστικός. tempting means: Attractive or appealing in a way that makes you want to give in to it.
How do you pronounce δελεαστικός?
"tempting" in Greek is δελεαστικός, pronounced "deleastikos".
How do you use "tempting" in a sentence?
Example: "A tempting offer of early retirement landed on his desk." In Greek, "tempting" is δελεαστικός.
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