seductive
Saysi-DUK-tiv/sɪˈdʌktɪv/
- 1Strongly attractive or appealing in a way that draws someone in and tempts them.
The promise of quick profits is seductive, and plenty of careful investors have been burned by it.
She gave him a slow, seductive smile from across the crowded room.
Similaralluring, tempting, enticing, appealing, attractive
Oppositeunappealing, unattractive, repellent
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Origin
Formed from Latin sēduct-, the past participle stem of sēdūcere, combined with the suffix -ive.