Definition of enticing in English:

enticing

adjective ɛnˈtʌɪsɪŋɪnˈtʌɪsɪŋ

Attractive or tempting; alluring.
an enticing prospect
Example sentencesExamples
- Given its reputation, Bulgaria was an enticing location for Jay to research.
- If all this activity makes you hungry they offer an enticing menu.
- His lips had met with something soft and enticing, sending pleasant tingles through his body.
- Elegantly dressed models from Bangalore set the ramp on fire with their enticing catwalk.
- Hollywood couldn't have scripted a more enticing movie scenario.
- For many, the thought of going in dark evenings to a classroom designed for youngsters is hardly an enticing one.
- There was something enticing in his vulnerability.
- That has the potential to drive some enticing advertising deals.
- The shop itself had a bare wooden floor and enticing treasures.
- Apparently the Victorian government offered an enticing package to seal the deal.
- All in all, it is a show which promises to be very enticing.
- A pair of slots going right through the cliff looks enticing.
- This enticing book can stand alone or supplement a lesson on food or Chinese culture.
- Her extreme popularity among the Democratic base makes her an enticing choice.
- They are the truth in a world of enticing illusions.
- For Solomon, the most enticing question to be answered is how Mercury was formed.
- The Web component has proved particularly enticing for the new e-generation.
- Cooper spins an enticing web, catching all readers who wander through her realm.
- It is certainly not worthy of such an enticing place.
- The tale is plain and easily digested, but a weary traveler at rendezvous 36 might crave something more enticing.

Derivatives

enticingly

adverb ɪnˈtʌɪsɪŋliɛnˈtʌɪsɪŋli

This enticingly light, creamy, espresso soaked, chocolate-topped dessert will keep you up all night.
Example sentencesExamples
- Take pizza; order one up in a Roman trattoria and you will be served a delectable diners' delight, perfectly textured flat bread fired in a stone-baked oven, enticingly topped with Parma ham and fresh mozzarella.
- Each sentence is constructed with perfect balance and careful precision to embody thoughtfulness, humanity or humour while at the same time being enticingly, entertainingly readable.
- She's got a sexy voice that sounds effortless on nearly every note and some of the tracks have a funky retro - 70s feel that is enticingly easy to like.
- At lunch, we'd anchor in a sheltered bay for a simple meal - whatever one of us had rustled up in the tiny kitchen - followed by a swim in the enticingly sapphire-coloured water.

Rhymes

icing

Definition of enticing in US English:

enticing

adjective

Attractive or tempting; alluring.
an enticing prospect
Example sentencesExamples
- The Web component has proved particularly enticing for the new e-generation.
- A pair of slots going right through the cliff looks enticing.
- The tale is plain and easily digested, but a weary traveler at rendezvous 36 might crave something more enticing.
- His lips had met with something soft and enticing, sending pleasant tingles through his body.
- Hollywood couldn't have scripted a more enticing movie scenario.
- This enticing book can stand alone or supplement a lesson on food or Chinese culture.
- Given its reputation, Bulgaria was an enticing location for Jay to research.
- Her extreme popularity among the Democratic base makes her an enticing choice.
- If all this activity makes you hungry they offer an enticing menu.
- Apparently the Victorian government offered an enticing package to seal the deal.
- All in all, it is a show which promises to be very enticing.
- The shop itself had a bare wooden floor and enticing treasures.
- Cooper spins an enticing web, catching all readers who wander through her realm.
- That has the potential to drive some enticing advertising deals.
- For Solomon, the most enticing question to be answered is how Mercury was formed.
- There was something enticing in his vulnerability.
- They are the truth in a world of enticing illusions.
- Elegantly dressed models from Bangalore set the ramp on fire with their enticing catwalk.
- It is certainly not worthy of such an enticing place.
- For many, the thought of going in dark evenings to a classroom designed for youngsters is hardly an enticing one.

单词	enticing
释义	Definition of enticing in English: enticing adjective ɛnˈtʌɪsɪŋɪnˈtʌɪsɪŋ Attractive or tempting; alluring. an enticing prospect Example sentencesExamples Given its reputation, Bulgaria was an enticing location for Jay to research. If all this activity makes you hungry they offer an enticing menu. His lips had met with something soft and enticing, sending pleasant tingles through his body. Elegantly dressed models from Bangalore set the ramp on fire with their enticing catwalk. Hollywood couldn't have scripted a more enticing movie scenario. For many, the thought of going in dark evenings to a classroom designed for youngsters is hardly an enticing one. There was something enticing in his vulnerability. That has the potential to drive some enticing advertising deals. The shop itself had a bare wooden floor and enticing treasures. Apparently the Victorian government offered an enticing package to seal the deal. All in all, it is a show which promises to be very enticing. A pair of slots going right through the cliff looks enticing. This enticing book can stand alone or supplement a lesson on food or Chinese culture. Her extreme popularity among the Democratic base makes her an enticing choice. They are the truth in a world of enticing illusions. For Solomon, the most enticing question to be answered is how Mercury was formed. The Web component has proved particularly enticing for the new e-generation. Cooper spins an enticing web, catching all readers who wander through her realm. It is certainly not worthy of such an enticing place. The tale is plain and easily digested, but a weary traveler at rendezvous 36 might crave something more enticing. Derivatives enticingly adverb ɪnˈtʌɪsɪŋliɛnˈtʌɪsɪŋli This enticingly light, creamy, espresso soaked, chocolate-topped dessert will keep you up all night. Example sentencesExamples Take pizza; order one up in a Roman trattoria and you will be served a delectable diners' delight, perfectly textured flat bread fired in a stone-baked oven, enticingly topped with Parma ham and fresh mozzarella. Each sentence is constructed with perfect balance and careful precision to embody thoughtfulness, humanity or humour while at the same time being enticingly, entertainingly readable. She's got a sexy voice that sounds effortless on nearly every note and some of the tracks have a funky retro - 70s feel that is enticingly easy to like. At lunch, we'd anchor in a sheltered bay for a simple meal - whatever one of us had rustled up in the tiny kitchen - followed by a swim in the enticingly sapphire-coloured water. Rhymes icing Definition of enticing in US English: enticing adjective Attractive or tempting; alluring. an enticing prospect Example sentencesExamples The Web component has proved particularly enticing for the new e-generation. A pair of slots going right through the cliff looks enticing. The tale is plain and easily digested, but a weary traveler at rendezvous 36 might crave something more enticing. His lips had met with something soft and enticing, sending pleasant tingles through his body. Hollywood couldn't have scripted a more enticing movie scenario. This enticing book can stand alone or supplement a lesson on food or Chinese culture. Given its reputation, Bulgaria was an enticing location for Jay to research. Her extreme popularity among the Democratic base makes her an enticing choice. If all this activity makes you hungry they offer an enticing menu. Apparently the Victorian government offered an enticing package to seal the deal. All in all, it is a show which promises to be very enticing. The shop itself had a bare wooden floor and enticing treasures. Cooper spins an enticing web, catching all readers who wander through her realm. That has the potential to drive some enticing advertising deals. For Solomon, the most enticing question to be answered is how Mercury was formed. There was something enticing in his vulnerability. They are the truth in a world of enticing illusions. Elegantly dressed models from Bangalore set the ramp on fire with their enticing catwalk. It is certainly not worthy of such an enticing place. For many, the thought of going in dark evenings to a classroom designed for youngsters is hardly an enticing one.
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