Meaning & use
Enticer
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A person or thing that entices, tempting others into a course of action.
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The carnival barker was a skilled enticer, luring crowds toward the sideshow tent.
Low introductory prices are often little more than an enticer to lock customers into long contracts.
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An agent noun formed from the verb "entice," which comes from Old French "enticier," meaning "to instigate or provoke."
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