temptations

nounlure, attraction

Synonyms for temptations

noun lure, attraction

Antonyms for temptations

Word Origin & History

early 13c., from Old French temptation (12c., Modern French tentation), from Latin temptationem (nominative temptatio), from past participle stem of temptare (see tempt).

Example Sentences for temptations

I know that in Paris, for instance, I myself have no temptations.

Our habits or our temptations are not our masters, but we of them.

The temptations have increased, while human frailty remains the same.

I shall not enter into a minute detail of temptations which assailed my fortitude.

Temptations must come into the world, but woe to him by whom temptation comes.

In the midst of God's work how subtle were the temptations of the devil!

Think of it—their dependence on man, their temptations, their rewards, their punishments!

"Beware of the temptations of the flesh, my children," said the priest.

Riches—that is, more than a comfortable competency—had no temptations for her.

If my life has been vile my temptations have been sore, and the rest is in God's hands.