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10 Language-to-English DictionariesSeducer
/sɪˈdjuː.sər/Comprehensive Definitions & Senses
2 senses- 1
A person who seduces someone, especially in a romantic or sexual context.
"He was known as a charming seducer, captivating everyone with his charisma." - 2
A person who entices or leads someone into a particular course of action.
"The seducer of the crowd managed to sway public opinion with his persuasive speech."
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Linguistic Origin & Historical Etymology
The word 'seducer' originates from the Latin 'seducere', meaning 'to lead away'. It evolved through Middle English, where it retained the connotation of enticing or leading someone astray, particularly in romantic contexts.
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10 Global Lexicons: How "Seducer" is said worldwide
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Séducteur
Transliteration: seducteur
"Il était un séducteur, capable de charmer n'importe qui."
Verführer
Transliteration: fer-fuhr-er
"Er war ein Verführer, der die Herzen der Menschen gewann."
Seduttore
Transliteration: se-dut-tore
"Era un seduttore, capace di affascinare chiunque."
Seductor
Transliteration: se-duc-tor
"Él era un seductor, conocido por su encanto."
Sedutor
Transliteration: se-du-tor
"Ele era um sedutor, capaz de conquistar qualquer um."
लुभावना
Transliteration: lubhavana
"वह एक लुभावना व्यक्ति था, जो सभी को आकर्षित करता था।"
诱惑者
Transliteration: yòuhuò zhě
"他是一个诱惑者，能够吸引任何人。"
유혹자
Transliteration: yuhokja
"그는 누구에게나 매력을 발산하는 유혹자였다."
誘惑者
Transliteration: yūwaku-sha
"彼は誰にでも魅力を持つ誘惑者だった。"
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