allures
Powerfully pulls toward
Allures is the third-person singular of allure, meaning to attract or entice through charm, mystery, or desirability.
Something allures when it draws you in with an appealing quality: The promise of adventure allures her.
What allures often carries a hint of seduction or danger—the word suggests attraction that may not be entirely wise to follow.
Force between poles
- enticementSomething that attracts
- seductionEnticing someone romantically
- appealFormal review request
- temptationUrge toward the unwise
lure · fascination · draw · pull · attraction · captivation · enchantment · beguilement
Magical influence over someone
- spellbindingCompletely capturing one's attention
- enchantmentMagical influence over someone
- magicSupernatural or illusory power
- witcheryPractice of dark magic
mesmerism · hypnotism · captivation · beguiling · entrancement · sorcery · glamour · ensnarement
magnetism
Force between poles
- enticementSomething that attracts
- seductionEnticing someone romantically
- appealFormal review request
temptation · lure · fascination · draw · pull · attraction · captivation · enchantment · beguilement · desirability
bewitchment
Magical influence over someone
- spellbindingCompletely capturing one's attention
- enchantmentMagical influence over someone
- magicSupernatural or illusory power
witchery · mesmerism · hypnotism · captivation · beguiling · entrancement · sorcery · glamour · ensnarement · incantation
- preferencespreferences, prefer, likes, like, liking
alluresrepels
Drives back, resists
repulses · disgusts · revolts · pushes away · turns off
alluresdeters
Discourages through intimidation
discourages · dissuades · repels · drives away · pushes
alluresdeters
Discourages through intimidation
discourages · dissuades · repels · intimidates · cautions
- sexual allureAttractiveness that provokes desire
- romantic allureAppealing quality inspiring desire
- youthful allureCharm from seeming young