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lead on
verb as in allure
verb as in bait
verb as in coquet
verb as in dally/dally with
verb as in deceive
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verb as in decoy
verb as in draw out
verb as in entangle
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Strong matches
Weak matches
verb as in entice
verb as in entrap
verb as in flirt
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verb as in fool
verb as in intrigue
verb as in inveigle
verb as in kid around
verb as in lure
verb as in mislead
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Strong matches
verb as in seduce
verb as in string along
verb as in tantalize
verb as in tease
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verb as in tempt
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verb as in toy
verb as in trifle
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Example Sentences
In the letter, she acknowledged that Sir Mark, the UK's most senior police officer who also leads on Britain's counter-terrorism efforts, had "much other business to deal with".
Chicago seized a 13-0 lead on Moody field goals of 47 and 48 yards and a one-yard touchdown run by Williams.
The Trojans drove 75 yards in 11 plays in barely six minutes, scoring to take the lead on a two-yard flick to a wide-open Ja’Kobi Lane.
"Those leading on the review continue with their responsibilities of focusing on the wellbeing of victims during this difficult time, as has been the case throughout the review cycle," a statement said.
JLR is currently taking the lead on support for its own supply chain, rather than any state intervention.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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