Definition of Seductiveness

1. Noun. The property of being seductive. ¹

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Definition of Seductiveness

1. [n -ES]

Lexicographical Neighbors of Seductiveness

seducements
seducer
seducers
seduces
seducest
seduceth
seducible
seducing
seducingly
seducings
seducive
seductions
seductive
seductively
seductiveness
seductivenesses
seductor
seductors
seductress
seductresses
sedulities
sedulity
sedulous
sedulously
sedulousness
sedulousnesses
sedum
sedums

Literary usage of Seductiveness

Below you will find example usage of this term as found in modern and/or classical literature:

1. St. Clement's Eve: A Play by Henry Taylor (1862)
"It hath a princely grace And lavish liberty of eye and limb, With something of a soft seductiveness Which very strangely to my mind ..."

2. Woman Revealed: A Message to the One who Understands by Nancy McKay Gordon (1901)
"It cannot bear its fruit — Experience — unless beguiled into action by the absolute, persuasive authority and sweet seductiveness of the feminine spirit. ..."

3. The Elements of Tachygraphy ...: Rewritten and Reengraved by David Philip Lindsley (1890)
"Yet the seductiveness of brief forms, attained at no matter how much sacrifice of simplicity or legibility, is so great, that those with but little ..."

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