Definitions

1. noun

The act of enticing or persuading someone, typically in a subtle or insidious way, into doing something, especially something morally wrong.

“The seduction of the wealthy client by the charming salesman was a key factor in closing the deal.”

2. noun

A person or thing that attracts and influences someone in a subtle or alluring way.

“The seduction of the city’s nightlife drew me in, and I found myself getting lost in its streets.”

3. verb

To entice or persuade someone, typically in a subtle or insidious way, into doing something, especially something morally wrong.

“The politician was accused of being seduced by the promise of power and wealth.”