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Seduction Meaning in English

word

sɪˈdəkʃən
si-DUK-shun
sɪdˈʌkʃən
si-DUK-shun

Definition

The act of attracting someone sexually, or convincing someone to do something they might not have planned to do, often by charm or temptation.

Usage & Nuances

Often used in both romantic/sexual and figurative senses (e.g., 'the seduction of power'). Slightly formal or literary; 'seduction' often conveys deliberate charm or temptation. Avoid in casual conversation about non-romantic topics—sounds dramatic.

Example Sentences

The movie tells a story of seduction and betrayal.

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Seduction is part of many romantic novels.

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He used seduction to get her attention.

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There's a certain seduction in taking risks and chasing dreams.

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The seduction of city life makes it hard for people to leave.

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She laughed at the idea that seduction was always about romance.

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