That ‘tolls’; enticing, alluring; spec. used as a decoy (see toll, v.1 2).
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| 释义 | the mind > will > motivation > attraction, allurement, or enticement > [adjective] (90) tolling?c1225 That ‘tolls’; enticing, alluring; spec. used as a decoy (see toll, v.1 2). ticinga1400 allectivec1487 Having the power or tendency to allure; alluring, enticing. Cf. illective adj. n.(a) at illect, v. derivatives. illecebrous1531 Alluring, enticing, attractive. alluring1534 That attracts or entices to a course of action; appealing to the desires; tempting, seductive. tracting1535 wooing1549 That woos. figurative. Alluring, enticing. enticing1553 That entices or instigates; insidiously attractive; alluring, beguiling, seductive. training1557 Attracting, alluring, enticing. Obsolete. tittling1560 That tickles or itches. Cf. tittle, v.2 luring1570 That lures (in senses of the verb); enticing, attractive. adamantine1581 Having the characteristic property of lodestone (cf. adamant, n. 2a); magnetic. Frequently figurative. Obsolete. baiting1585 That baits: worrying; enticing, attractive. winning1596 Persuasive (now rare or obsolete); alluring, attractive, ‘taking’. †Also adverbially, winningly. attractive1600 Having the quality of attracting living beings by influencing their behaviour. adamantic1605 Having the nature or properties of adamant; made of adamant; = adamantine, adj. 1a. Also figurative. adamantive1605 = adamantine, adj. 2. Obsolete. enticeable1607 in intiseable, fitted to entice, seductive. soliciting1608 That solicits, in senses of the verb. magnetic1611 Having powers of attraction regarded as similar to those of a magnet; very attractive or alluring. Also with †of, to. invitinga1616 Attractive; alluring; tempting. allurant1631 Alluring, enticing, seductive. inescating1633 enticing, alluring. invitative1634 Inviting. magnetical1638 figurative. = magnetic, adj. 1. Obsolete. invitatory1646 That invites or tends to invite; containing or conveying an invitation. tractive1658 figurative. Attractive, enticing. Obsolete. rare. odalisque1837 Of, resembling, or characteristic of an odalisque in appearance or dress; intimate, sexually alluring. Pied Piper1869 allusively. A person who, esp. through personal charm, entices people to follow him or her, usually to some disappointment or misfortune. Also in… lureful1887 Alluring. follow-me1888 Of a gesture, glance, etc.: that invites someone to follow. Hence in extended use, of a person's (esp. a woman's) appearance, clothing, or manner… luresome1889 Alluring. come-hitherish1901 = come-hithering, adj. come-hither1905 Chiefly of a woman or her manner: inviting, enticing, alluring. come-hithery1919 Inviting, enticing; alluring, seductive. invitational1922 Characterized by invitation. Also as n., an invitational tournament (? only North American). come-hithering1935 Inviting, enticing, alluring. Subcategories:— rendered attractive, alluring, or enticing (1) — frequented by alluring women (1) — attracted, allured, or enticed (3) — fascinating or enchanting (22) — irresistible (2) — tantalizing (4) — seducing (9) — tempting (11) |
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