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allure

[uh-loor] / əˈlʊər /




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But he said the allure of backcountry skiing is undeniable and that clients pay for the access to pristine, uncrowded slopes and comfortable, European-style mountain huts.

From Los Angeles Times

While the ultrawealthy had a romantic allure for Fitzgerald, they are now more likely to seem problematic.

From The Wall Street Journal

I confess I’m not impervious to the posthumous allure.

From Los Angeles Times

The so-called debasement trade as well as a drive for hard assets in a period of rising inflation and its safe-haven allure have been the chief locomotives of the breathtaking rally in silver.

From MarketWatch

That allure, and the easy access from a huge urban area, have combined to give the relatively low-key mountain one of the worst records for death and injury in the U.S.

From Los Angeles Times