seductive in Latin
seductive in Latin is pellax — seductive means very attractive or tempting, in a way that is hard to resist.
seductive in Latin
pellax
Attractive, alluring, tempting.
What does "seductive" mean?
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adj Very attractive or tempting, in a way that is hard to resist.
"She wore a seductive red dress to the party."
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seductive in a sentence
- She wore a seductive red dress to the party.
- The salesman made a seductive pitch about guaranteed returns.
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What is "seductive" in Latin?
"seductive" in Latin is pellax. seductive means: Very attractive or tempting, in a way that is hard to resist.
How do you use "seductive" in a sentence?
Example: "She wore a seductive red dress to the party." In Latin, "seductive" is pellax.
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