seductiveness

see definition of seductiveness

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Synonyms for seductiveness

noun charm, attractiveness

Antonyms for seductiveness

appeal

noun. power to attract, interest

appeals

noun. power to attract, interest

magnetism

noun. charm, attractiveness

Word Origin & History

1740, from Latin seduct-, past participle stem of seducere (see seduce) + -ive. Related: Seductively; seductiveness. Middle English had seducious "deceitful, devious" (mid-15c.).

Example Sentences for seductiveness

At the present moment he was fairly dazzled with her beauty, spirit, and seductiveness.

Then her manner softened into a seductiveness of forgiveness once again.

The "Saracen's Head" is all suavity and seductiveness compared to mine.

There was seductiveness for Elisaveta in the nakedness of these impetuous bodies.

Even on Dearborn Street the seductiveness of spring was in the air.

But that, together with all the charm and seductiveness she could summon, might be enough.

Hence the candle has the seductiveness of a prize, but at the same time carries the suggestion of burning the fingers.

Some men would have surrendered to the seductiveness of her voice; not so the vicomte.

The other seasons are full of sensuous charm and seductiveness.

Well done, Bérangère; that makes you the god-mother of a ray, the ray of seductiveness and charm.

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Antonyms for seductiveness

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appeal

appeals

magnetism

sex appeal

Synonyms for seductiveness

allure