tempt in Italian
tempt in Italian is tentare — tempt means to try to get someone to do something, often something unwise, usually by making it look appealing.
tempt in Italian
tentare
What does "tempt" mean?
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verb To try to get someone to do something, often something unwise, usually by making it look appealing.
"The smell of fresh bread tempted him to buy a loaf he didn't need."
tempt in a sentence
- The smell of fresh bread tempted him to buy a loaf he didn't need.
- Don't tempt fate by leaving the door unlocked.
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Frequently asked questions
What is "tempt" in Italian?
"tempt" in Italian is tentare. tempt means: To try to get someone to do something, often something unwise, usually by making it look appealing.
How do you use "tempt" in a sentence?
Example: "The smell of fresh bread tempted him to buy a loaf he didn't need." In Italian, "tempt" is tentare.
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