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.

romantic

charmer

One who captivates others

lothario · Don Juan · Casanova · temptress · siren · enchantress · femme fatale · coquette · Romeo · playboy

advertising

marketing

Promoting goods to consumers

appeal · enticement · hook · pitch · campaign · influence · consumerism · desire · temptation · lifestyle

manipulation

manipulator

One who controls cunningly

enticer · persuader · beguiler · schemer · exploiter · predator · con artist · smooth operator · snake · trickster

mythological

siren

Wailing alert device

Circe · Lorelei · nymph · mermaid · Venus · Aphrodite · Cleopatra · Delilah · temptress · sorceress

Categories
Opposites
sexual/romantic pursuit

seducersvictims

Those who suffer harm

prey · targets · conquests · protectors · guardians

faithfulness/moral character

seducersmonogamists

Single-partner relationship practitioners

celibates · ascetics · innocents · saints · prudes

resistance to temptation

seducersresisters

Those who actively oppose

abstainers · ascetics · rejecters · chaperones · moralists

Family

seduce, seducer, seduced, seduces

Familiarity
Top 200,000
Profile
Used worldwide · Timeless · Concrete · Negative · Everyday, not technical · Rated PG-13