Definitions
from The Century Dictionary.
- In a seducing or seductive manner.
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- adverb So as to
seduce ;seductively .
Etymologies
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Examples
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“No,” he corrected, his voice low and seducingly soft.
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“No,” he corrected, his voice low and seducingly soft.
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“No,” he corrected, his voice low and seducingly soft.
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Her complexion was seducingly fair; her figure would have been majestic had she held herself more upright.
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This gay garment had been left at the artist's lodging, one masked-ball night, by a _folie_, who was fool enough to let herself be entrapped by the deceitful promises of Schaunard when, disguised as a marquis, he rattled in his pocket a seducingly sonorous dozen of crowns -- theatrical money punched out of a lead plate and borrowed of a property-man.
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Never did her personal beauty shine forth more triumphantly or seducingly than at the moment when her lips were giving utterance to sentiments from which the heart recoiled.
The Canadian Brothers, or the Prophecy Fulfilled a Tale of the Late American War — Volume 2
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Never did her personal beauty shine forth more triumphantly or seducingly than at the moment when her lips were giving utterance to sentiments from which the heart recoiled.
The Canadian Brothers, or the Prophecy Fulfilled a Tale of the Late American War — Complete
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Her complexion was seducingly fair; her figure would have been majestic had she held herself more upright.
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Her complexion was seducingly fair; her figure would have been majestic had she held herself more upright.
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Her complexion was seducingly fair; her figure would have been majestic had she held herself more upright.
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