seduce in Italian
seduce in Italian is sedurre — seduce means to persuade someone to do something unwise or improper, often by charm or temptation.
seduce in Italian
sedurre
What does "seduce" mean?
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verb To persuade someone to do something unwise or improper, often by charm or temptation.
"Advertisers try to seduce customers with flashy promises of savings."
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verb To entice someone into a sexual relationship.
"The film centers on a con artist who seduces a wealthy widow."
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seduce in a sentence
- Advertisers try to seduce customers with flashy promises of savings.
- The film centers on a con artist who seduces a wealthy widow.
- "Mrs. Robinson, are you trying to seduce me?" "Do you want me to seduce you?"
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What is "seduce" in Italian?
"seduce" in Italian is sedurre. seduce means: To persuade someone to do something unwise or improper, often by charm or temptation.
How do you use "seduce" in a sentence?
Example: "Advertisers try to seduce customers with flashy promises of savings." In Italian, "seduce" is sedurre.
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