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The allure of the abandoned mansion drew her closer, even though she knew it was off-limits.allure = attraction
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She couldn’t explain the allure of his reckless ideas, but they made her feel alive.
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The fact that she actually lives in Switzerland further adds to her allure.† (source)
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The young female admirers who seemed to come along with the package added to the allure.† (source)
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Danger has always held a certain allure.† (source)
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There's certainly some allure to the idea of a fresh start; but how could I relinquish my memories of home, of my sister, of my school years.† (source)
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A violent sound, but soothing; alluring, almost.† (source)alluring = attracting or tempting
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Although Professor Langdon might not be considered hunk-handsome like some of our younger awardees, this forty-something academic has more than his share of scholarly allure.† (source)
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He smiled back, though, looking allured.† (source)
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"He would throw you both in the drunk tank," the young girl scoffed, "then I would be alone all night, and—" Her voice was sweet with allurement.† (source)allurement = a tempting or attracting quality; or to tempt or attract
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There was surely a saloon on the corner—perhaps on all four corners, and some in the middle of the block as well; and each one stretched out a hand to him each one had a personality of its own, allurements unlike any other.† (source)allurements = tempting or attracting qualities
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It shines out alluringly.† (source)
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What is best let alone, that accursed thing is not always what least allures.† (source)allures = tempts or attracts
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Hard by there shineth something with peculiar glare, Yon brake allureth me; it is not far; Come, come along with me!† (source)allureth = tempts or enticesstandard suffix: Today, the suffix "-th" is replaced by "-s", so that where they said "She allureth" in older English, today we say "She allures."
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Teetering in her high shoes, she walked fast, always tugging at her too-short skirt, a forward-leaning walk, weirdly alluring.† (source)alluring = attracting or tempting
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I didn't have to be Nemesis to understand the allure of revenge.† (source)
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