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- verb Third-person singular simple present indicative form of
entice .
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Examples
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Every year the Black Friday label entices tenacious consumers to embark on their shopping frenzy.
PC World 2009
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- Every year the Black Friday label entices tenacious consumers to embark on their shopping frenzy.
Megite Technology News: What's Happening Right Now Reuters 2009
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- Every year the Black Friday label entices tenacious consumers to embark on their shopping frenzy.
Megite Technology News: What's Happening Right Now Reuters 2009
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- Every year the Black Friday label entices tenacious consumers to embark on their shopping frenzy.
Megite Technology News: What's Happening Right Now Reuters 2009
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As far as this Brady goes...any guy who's going to outright admit, as if he's justified, that he's going to give EMPLOYERS the go ahead to take away what crumbs they throw us so that it "entices" other comapnies to come to IL., stopped me from any crossover.
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Probably the most important usability feature is an intuitive user interface, which "entices" the user to explore, which the user enjoys using and which is intuitive, both for inexperienced and experienced users.
MSDN Blogs 2009
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The terms "entices" or "decoys" are not rendered meaningless by an interpretation of "takes" that encompasses nonforcible seizures.
Denver Post: News: Breaking: Local milkcowblues 2009
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"I know it's been kind of blighted for the last 10 years; that doesn't scare people away, it almost entices people," Mr. McDermott says, comparing it to New York City neighborhoods such as Williamsburg and TriBeCa.
Riverhead's Main Street Bets on the Unique Melanie Lefkowitz 2011
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Tenor William Burden's restrained and mellifluous performance as a very life-like Peter Quint also as narrator in the Prologue was, if not quite sympathetic, not entirely sinister as the "older man" who entices the boy Miles, in a manner not dissimilar to Schubert's initially seductive but later insistent Erlkönig.
Rodney Punt: Turn of the Screw Gets a Stunning New Turn at LA Opera Rodney Punt 2011
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Tenor William Burden's restrained and mellifluous performance as a very life-like Peter Quint also as narrator in the Prologue was, if not quite sympathetic, not entirely sinister as the "older man" who entices the boy Miles, in a manner not dissimilar to Schubert's initially seductive but later insistent Erlkönig.
Rodney Punt: Turn of the Screw Gets a Stunning New Turn at LA Opera Rodney Punt 2011
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