enticed

English

Adjective

enticed (comparative more enticed, superlative most enticed)

1. Having been tempted; Finding something enticing.
   • 2009, John C. Hunter, Renaissance Literature: An Anthology of Poetry and Prose, page 470:

     It is a world to see how commonly we are blinded with the collusions of women, and more enticed by their ornaments being artificial than their proportion being natural.

   • 2014, Tristan Wood, The Wanton Life of My Friend Dave:

     I stared at him , still undecided but very enticed.

   • 2023, Victor B. Sáenz, ‎Luis Ponjuán, ‎Julie L. Figueroa, Ensuring the Success of Latino Males in Higher Education:

     In particular instances, even in the face of greater financial incentives at a rival flagship institution, students were more enticed by the sense of community promised by the support programs in existence at their chosen PWI .

Derived terms

• unenticed

 

Verb

enticed

1. simple past and past participle of entice