adjective
enticed
Enticed (adjective) means Tempted or drawn in by something appealing. Example: “She felt enticed by the promise of a higher salary.”
adjective
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Tempted or drawn in by something appealing.
"She felt enticed by the promise of a higher salary."
How to use enticed
Learner’s notesIn plain EnglishFeeling tempted by something attractive.
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Word forms
- Comparative
- more enticed
- Superlative
- most enticed
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Rhymes for enticed
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What does “enticed” mean?
The word “enticed” means tempted or drawn in by something appealing. In plain terms, feeling tempted by something attractive.
How do you use “enticed” in a sentence?
Here is “enticed” used in a sentence: “She felt enticed by the promise of a higher salary.”
What part of speech is “enticed”?
“Enticed” is an adjective.
What is the meaning of enticed?
"enticed" (adjective) means tempted or drawn in by something appealing.
