entice

Object

• aroma: The enticing aromas of the evening meal I had missed still wafted through the air.
• shopper: Some stores slashed prices by up to 80 % to entice shoppers, with some big names opening at 5am yesterday.
• viewer: Overall there has been little to entice the viewer back for part two.
• glimpse: A few ' our fathers ' might have helped the weather, which only allowed us enticing glimpses of silvery views to the west.
• prospect: Professional status, duly arranged to fit its niche in society, may be an enticing prospect.
• tourist: This one is simply named to entice gullible tourists.

Adjective complement

• more: Our pit stop included a ' Death Slide ' entertainment which enticed more than a few of us to ' have a go ' .

Modifying Another Word

• equally: Equally enticing in its own way is the local cuisine, including naturally enough, a wide variety of freshly caught seafood.
• particularly: The prospect of a musical version was therefore not particularly enticing.
• away: Paul is enjoying the regional scene so much he has never been able to be enticed away.
• rather: At 11 June 06, there is a rather enticing notice on the webpage.
• even: Job sharing is one response to the problem of retaining teachers and even enticing them back into the profession.
• very: Adverts for sales can be very enticing with top brand names at knock down prices.

Followed by an intransitive particle

• away: This can be an effective way to make sure your best affiliates aren't enticed away by other programs or partners.

Infinitive complement

• do: But some fool-hardy thieves have been enticed to do just that by what would appear to be a private collector.
• take: For Zones II-VI he has been enticed to take the stage for himself where these two Bills may just meet.
• enter: The user is then enticed to enter his or her details into a form presented onscreen.
• join: She moved to Howard Kennedy to run their international group before she was " enticed to join CEDR on a permanent basis.

Preposition: for

• artist: The exciting hope of a " legal graffiti wall " was definitely enticing for artists wishing to be actively creative.

Preposition: by

• prospect: Already sold on the story, Fleming was further enticed by prospect of Michael Douglas and Albert Brooks as the combustible duo.