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entice Verb [-ticing, -ticed] to attract (someone) away from one place or activity to another [Old French enticier] enticement n
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A notebook hidden in a Writer's Corner of the library entices kids to write their ideas about school and life--and soon the notebook is causing trouble as it becomes filled with rumor and innuendo. She entices the viewer with her imagination--for example, botanical photos unite with Indian dance motifs and flow into technical movement with hypnotic ease. At its most didactic, feminist art alienates the male portion of its audience; but when it entices, it's at women's expense. |
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