Enticer: meaning, definitions and examples

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enticer

[ ɪnˈtaɪsər ]

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marketing

A person or thing that entices or attracts someone, especially to do something.

Synonyms

allurement, attraction, enticement

Examples of usage

He was a master enticer, always able to persuade people to buy his products.
The new advertisement proved to be a great enticer for customers to visit the store.

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fishing

A type of artificial bait used to attract fish.

Synonyms

bait, decoy, lure

Examples of usage

The shiny enticer on the fishing line caught the attention of the fish in the water.
Fishermen often use different types of enticers to lure fish.

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general

To attract or tempt someone to do something.

Synonyms

attract, lure, tempt

Examples of usage

The company enticed new customers with a special discount offer.
She was enticed by the idea of traveling to exotic locations.

Translations

Translations of the word "enticer" in other languages:

🇵🇹 sedutor

🇮🇳 प्रलोभक

🇩🇪 Verführer

🇮🇩 penggoda

🇺🇦 спокусник

🇵🇱 uwodziciel

🇯🇵 誘惑者 (yūwakusha)

🇫🇷 séducteur

🇪🇸 seductor

🇹🇷 ayartıcı

🇰🇷 유혹자 (yuhokja)

🇸🇦 مغرٍ

🇨🇿 svůdce

🇸🇰 zvodca

🇨🇳 诱惑者 (yòuhuò zhě)

🇸🇮 zapeljivec

🇮🇸 freistari

🇰🇿 азғырушы

🇬🇪 მომხიბვლელი (momkhimvleli)

🇦🇿 cazibədar

🇲🇽 seductor

Word origin

The word 'enticer' originates from the verb 'entice,' which comes from the Old French word 'enticier,' meaning 'to provoke, incite.' The concept of enticing or attracting someone has been present in various forms throughout history, often used in marketing, fishing, and general persuasion tactics.

See also: entice, enticement, enticing, enticingly.