How To Use Enticement In A Sentence
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GLOSS: nere] nearer; yede] went; hett] promised; waite] take heed; baite] enticement, nourishment; in fere] together; dawngerouse] difficult of approach, haughty; farre] farther; narre] nearer
Quia Amore Langueo
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[5143] Another terms it the companion of all filthy delights and enticements, and 'tis not easily told what inconveniences come by it, what scurrile talk, obscene actions, and many times such monstrous gestures, such lascivious motions, such wanton tunes, meretricious kisses, homely embracings.
Anatomy of Melancholy
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To imagine that the United States can stop China from pursuing its own economic ambitions through nagging, threats, or enticement is to fool ourselves.
China Makes, The World Takes
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Our context is challenging: we've had strong demand growth in Québec over the last five years, new supplies at market prices but electricity rates which reflect average costing, which is standard practice but obviously not a great enticement to save power.
Hydro-Quebec's Results 2005, Perspectives 2006
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However, ongoing reports suggested the scale of enticements might be much larger.
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Content data services are likely to function primarily as enticements to induce more voice usage.
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There were so many enticements offered that I could not refuse the job.
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An added enticement is that the Tourist Assistance Card includes ambulance service, prescription drugs, legal assistance (presumably for robberies), and reimbursement if your flights are delayed or, heaven forbid, canceled.
Tourism in Mexico City, Cancun and Ajijic
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He said the only enticement left for companies in their business is the competitive tax rate Ireland enjoys.
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The court held that there was a cause of action and thus generalised the existing action for enticement of a servant.
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Let's just hope that the enticement of a free CD-ROM and poster is enough to get 1000 people to donate 10 each.
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This is not to say that some element of danger or enticement would be out of place in the film.
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The recruitment sergeant reputedly stuck a havercake on the top of his bayonet as an enticement for the tykes to enlist.
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See anything out of place among the enticements for savory garlic shrimp, langostino linguini alfredo, and fire-roasted lobster?
Let 'Rock of Love' 'star' Daisy de la Hoya 'entertain' you! | EW.com
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The femme fatale he writes about is a central part of that enticement.
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The majority of my tweets are pointers to other resources, so there is a headline-an enticement in other words-and a link to the resource.
ResourceShelf
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The promise of the reward was too much of an enticement for the migrant workers to resist.
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That's an enticement the federal government shouldn't allow states to dangle before these women.
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The attraction is an enticement to men to act in order to lure women for physical contact.
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Her looks are an imperishable benchmark of beauty, her glacial reserve is viewed as a sophisticated enticement.
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Attraction is such an enticement that some fall victim to it.
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Luther himself was not keen on the idea and resisted all sorts of enticements.
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The state had offered numerous incentives and enticements to the carrier as it struggled to avoid liquidation.
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Could it be one of those sweepstakes enticements that would bury me under a dune of unwanted magazines?
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The party is offering low taxation as its main enticement.
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In search of a well-educated but cheaper workforce, plus foreign government enticements, the U.S. pharmaceutical industry has been shipping production jobs overseas only to reimport their goods back to the United States.
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Thus they muscled and armored themselves against the enticement of its sensualities.
Dr. Jean Houston: Moving Beyond the Pathology of History: Why We Need a Shift in Human Consciousness
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Recent Comcast enticement is $19.99/month (for 12 months) for “unlimited home phone and Comcast HD with DVR service.”
Comcast Is Now 3rd Largest U.S. Phone Company*
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Some go to the other extreme, shirking classroom encounters for more bureaucratic enticements.
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Whether, the attraction of a sexual stimulant was also present as an enticement for the occasional human temerarious, as the modern tradition suggests, remains an open question.
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Schools from outside the county wanted to use the centre at peak times without the enticement of discounted places.
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The party is offering low taxation as its main enticement.
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Indeed, they will resist offers of enticement from competitors.
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The enticement of an exploration permit was strong enough to draw a half-dozen miners to the sidewalk.
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The promise of the reward was too much of an enticement for the migrant workers to resist.
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Many media articles that I collected during my fieldwork used the same enticement of spectacle.
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That's true, but I think it also says something about the enticement of the first sentence, or even half the first sentence.
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Unless the AP is leaving something out, the only enticement ObamaTour offers would-be visitors is the prospect of shelling out a sawbuck.
Mirror, Mirror
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There are many Filipinos abroad who choose to remain Filipinos despite the enticements of a foreign land.
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The fact that this was achieved without the enticement of regular silverware surely makes such figures all the more impressive.
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Every desire is either a devout or a distorted enticement to the glory of heaven.
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This way of thinking is illustrated as he commits what he calls a ‘literary sin’: In this matter of writing, resolve as one may to keep to the main road, some bypaths have an enticement not readily to be withstood.
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I begin to wonder what form of enticements she used to lure him.
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Most of the time, the enticement was a cheaper rate, but sometime it was a promise to donate a certain amount per call to a church charity.
Canada Free Press
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The chance to hear Schubert's Arpeggione Sonata played on an actual arpeggione, which it virtually never is, is an instant enticement here, but listener beware: this recording is very out of tune.
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Of course, a major task was to weaken the opponent through infiltration and enticement.
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Many enticements are being offered by public schools to lure homeschoolers back into their fold.
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For the novice celebrity Scientologist like me, there are more enticements on offer.
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But I accept that even when the charge is enticement, the enticed party, like the insulted shikseh, is free to get up and walk into another room.
Kalooki Nights
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We've seen evidence of this sort of voter 'enticement' by groups such as ACORN - where, in 2008, two ACORN workers in Milwaukee were accused of offering pre-paid gasoline cards or restaurant gift cards to people in exchange for registration.
Sharron Angle Campaign: Harry Reid 'Intends To Steal This Election'
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Finally, though, if the panorama is implicated in the panoptic fantasy of an all-seeing vision, then the logic of the Diorama (though similarly preoccupied by the enticements of illusion) must be expressed differently.
Making Visible: The Diorama, the Double and the (Gothic) Subject
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Customers of the Secret Chocolate Shop have been lured by the name as well as by the enticement of Belgian chocolate.
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It was white and blank, an enticement for cartographical prognostication.
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Judging by Chen Kaige's latest, the commercial enticements of the feelgood factor have well and truely taken root.
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One of the enticements is a free glass of good wine at the table.
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Countless others will no doubt be offering him similar enticements in the weeks ahead.
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Of course, the nurses I worked with were not exactly coquettes sending out pheromones of enticement.
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With the right enticements, Pyongyang can be persuaded to promise to give up its nuke program.
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This pairing of the two violin sonatas is also extremely important for the composer's discography and also includes a number of short rare pieces that add to the enticement of the disc as a whole.
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The whole enticement of being a large successful company is really balanced by our ability to connect with each and every customer.
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The enticement of those sweets is easily overwhelmed by the upset stomach that acting without real thought can bring.
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his enticements were shameless
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Drawn by these enticements, some 29,000 landlords now lease Section 8 apartments in New York City.
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It was suggested that any sign of social disorder in a community would serve as an enticement to others to break the law.