Meaning & use
Seducer
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A person who seduces someone, especially by persuading them into a sexual relationship or an unwise course of action.
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In the novel, the aristocrat is portrayed as a notorious seducer of young women.
The con artist proved to be a seducer of investors as much as of people.
A note on using this word
From Latin 'seducere' (to lead astray); the word can describe romantic seduction or, more broadly, anyone who lures others into a bad decision.
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