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entice

[en-tahys] / ɛnˈtaɪs /


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For months, a gravity-defying rally had pushed gold and silver prices to all-time highs, enticing speculators and sparking fears that investors the world over were losing faith in traditional currencies like the dollar.

From The Wall Street Journal

Apple hopes to entice more consumers to upgrade with Siri updates coming this year to make it more competitive with rival AI chatbots.

From The Wall Street Journal

Retail analysts have described it as a “loss leader,” meaning that it is sold at little to no profit in order to entice customers to shop at the store and spend money on other items.

From Los Angeles Times

The West Coast Blue Note to complement the one in New York’s West Village opened on Sunset Boulevard last August, enticing tourists and supper club enthusiasts.

From Los Angeles Times

It’s so opposite to how I think and how I move about life that I was so enticed by the way she moved about the world.”

From Los Angeles Times