dangerously seductive

Frequency: 6.89.3 per million words

Seductive in a way that may pose a risk or threat.

seductiveADVERB + seductive

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dangerously

Examples (10)

  • The offer of quick riches proved to be dangerously seductive to many investors.
  • Her charm was dangerously seductive, drawing people in despite her reputation.
  • The idea of absolute power can be dangerously seductive for those in leadership.
  • He found the thrill of the game dangerously seductive, often leading him to take unnecessary risks.
  • The cult leader's words were dangerously seductive, manipulating his followers' minds.
  • Despite its beauty, the remote island had a dangerously seductive quality that lured adventurers to their doom.
  • The promise of instant gratification is dangerously seductive in today's consumer society.
  • His arguments, though flawed, were dangerously seductive to those seeking easy answers.
  • She possessed a dangerously seductive intelligence, capable of twisting facts to her advantage.
  • The new software, while offering impressive features, had a dangerously seductive interface that masked its security vulnerabilities.