seducers
Those who tempt
Seducers are people who seduce others—enticing them into sexual activity, leading them astray from duty or principle, or winning them over through irresistible appeal.
The word often carries connotations of manipulation or deceit: History remembers him as one of the great seducers of his era.
In religious contexts, seducers lead the faithful into sin or false belief.
One who captivates others
- flirtPlayfully attract attention
- heartbreakerOne who causes romantic anguish
- womanizerMan exploiting many lovers
- lotharioHabitual seducer of women
Don Juan · Casanova · temptress · siren · enchantress · femme fatale · coquette · Romeo
Promoting goods to consumers
- brandingCreating distinctive identity
- persuasionConvincing through reasoning
- allureAttractive, tempting quality
- appealFormal review request
enticement · hook · pitch · campaign · influence · consumerism · desire · temptation
charmer
One who captivates others
- flirtPlayfully attract attention
- heartbreakerOne who causes romantic anguish
- womanizerMan exploiting many lovers
lothario · Don Juan · Casanova · temptress · siren · enchantress · femme fatale · coquette · Romeo · playboy
marketing
Promoting goods to consumers
- brandingCreating distinctive identity
- persuasionConvincing through reasoning
- allureAttractive, tempting quality
appeal · enticement · hook · pitch · campaign · influence · consumerism · desire · temptation · lifestyle
manipulator
One who controls cunningly
enticer · persuader · beguiler · schemer · exploiter · predator · con artist · smooth operator · snake · trickster
siren
Wailing alert device
- succubusFemale demon seducing sleepers
- incubusMale demon of sleep
- enchantressWoman who uses sorcery
Circe · Lorelei · nymph · mermaid · Venus · Aphrodite · Cleopatra · Delilah · temptress · sorceress
- infernohellfire, hellscape, brimstone, sulfur, limbo
- seductionallure, beguilement, enticement, coquetry, tempting
- Malebolgeflatterers, panderers, thieves, hypocrites, falsifiers
seducersvictims
Those who suffer harm
prey · targets · conquests · protectors · guardians
seducersresisters
Those who actively oppose
abstainers · ascetics · rejecters · chaperones · moralists