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The word "seductively" is an adverb that describes an action done in a way that is tempting or alluring. When someone does something seductively, they are trying to attract or charm someone else, often in a romantic or sexual way.

Simple Explanation:
  • Meaning: In a way that is attractive or tempting.
  • Usage: You can use "seductively" to describe how someone smiles, talks, dances, or behaves to catch someone's interest.
Example:
  • "She smiled at him seductively." (This means her smile was attractive and meant to draw his attention.)
Advanced Usage:

In literature or film, characters may act seductively to manipulate or influence others. For example, a character may use seductive language or body language to get what they want.

Word Variants:
  • Seductive (adjective): This describes something that can tempt someone. For example, "The dress was very seductive."
  • Seduction (noun): The act of tempting someone. For example, "His seduction of her was unexpected."
Different Meanings:

While "seductively" often has romantic or sexual connotations, it can also be used in a broader sense to refer to anything that is very appealing or enticing, such as food or art.

Synonyms:
  • Alluringly
  • Temptingly
  • Charmingly
  • Enchantingly
Idioms and Phrasal Verbs:
  • "To play with fire": This means to take risks in a seductive or tempting situation, often implying danger.
  • "To lead someone on": This means to flirt or act seductively without the intention of a serious relationship.
Summary:

"Seductively" is a word you can use to describe actions or behaviors that are meant to attract or charm others.

Adverb
  1. in a tempting seductive manner
    • she smiled at him seductively

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