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enticed

enticed adjective: having been tempted; Finding something enticing. Also the simple past and past participle of entice.

Adjective

enticed (comparative more enticed, superlative most enticed)

  1. Having been tempted; Finding something enticing.
    • 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.2009, John C. Hunter, Renaissance Literature: An Anthology of Poetry and Prose, page 470
    • I stared at him , still undecided but very enticed.2014, Tristan Wood, The Wanton Life of My Friend Dave

Also used as

enticed is also the simple past and past participle of entice.

Forms of enticed

comparativemore enticed
superlativemost enticed

Words formed from enticed

Questions about enticed

What does enticed mean?
Enticed means having been tempted; Finding something enticing.
What part of speech is enticed?
Enticed is an adjective.

Words near enticed in the dictionary

  1. enthymemes
  2. enthymemic
  3. entia
  4. entice
  5. enticeable
  6. enticed
  7. enticeful
  8. enticement
  9. enticements
  10. enticer
  11. enticers

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