Object

• viewer: As such the protagonist is not only here to seduce the viewer but also to provide him with a peculiar vision of Indian History.

• girl: Beside, the play was already beginning: an evil cleric wished to seduce a beautiful girl.

• reader: A good subject line should seduce readers, followed by excellent content to engage them.

• woman: The problem is, how can he seduce women without leaving the flat?

Subject

• glamor: We are also seduced by the glamor of distance.

• lure: Discover an intriguingly sophisticated civilization or be seduced by the lure of the desert.

• promise: Don't be seduced by promises of rising prices.

• idea: I hope my own country would not allow itself to be seduced by the idea.

Modifying Another Word

• easily: Tom is easily seduced by the easy life on board a traction city.

• immediately: You bet, says Deborah Ross, who was immediately seduced by the charms of Sydney.

• almost: Terry goes over to help and is almost seduced.

• often: Yet, like him, we are so often seduced by the gods around us.

• even: And those engaged in the wheeling and dealing can often become mesmerized, even seduced, by it all.

Preposition: by

• glamor: We are also seduced by the glamor of distance.

• lure: Discover an intriguingly sophisticated civilization or be seduced by the lure of the desert.

• promise: Don't be seduced by promises of rising prices.

• idea: I hope my own country would not allow itself to be seduced by the idea.

• power: Don't allow yourself to be seduced by the power of William, Scholar Boy.