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seduction

noun as in enticement

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Poet David Gate compared MAGA’s use of worship music to the Nazis attaching themselves to Richard Wagner, worrying it represented the “seduction of fascism.”

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If charming seduction could dance, it would be the Saja Boys.

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There are hard lines of propriety between Fox and the rest of the world, and despite — or perhaps because of — that, Oates makes plain that seduction, narrative and instruction each entail the exercise of power.

They’re the ones that whisper instead of shout, that make their case quietly, with warmth and confidence and just a hint of seduction.

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And there’s probably a perfectly fine 800-word essay one could write about the little journey Anne’s desperate line of seduction made along its way to television immortality.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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