noun
seducer
Seducer (noun) means a person who seduces someone else, typically into a sexual relationship. Example: “The novel's villain is a smooth-talking seducer.”
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A person who seduces someone else, typically into a sexual relationship.
"The novel's villain is a smooth-talking seducer."
How to use seducer
Learner’s notesIn plain EnglishSomeone who charms or tempts another person, especially into sex or into acting against their better judgment.
Word forms
seducers plural
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Etymology
From seduce + -er.
Synonyms
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ladies' man
lady killer
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What is the meaning of seducer?
"seducer" (noun) means a person who seduces someone else, typically into a sexual relationship.
What is another word for seducer?
Other words for "seducer" include ladies' man, lady killer.
How do you use seducer in a sentence?
Example: "The novel's villain is a smooth-talking seducer."