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The quality of being powerfully and mysteriously attractive or fascinating

The property of being lovely, of attractiveness, beauty, appearing to be lovable

The state or quality of being lustfully alluring to others

The quality that renders something desirable or valuable

A situation or action that tempts someone to do something or makes a particular outcome likely

A mystical term or phrase believed to have magical powers

Smoothness and elegance of movement

To delight, allure or attract in an almost magical manner

To flirt with, or attempt to win over, a romantic interest

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Noun

The quality of being powerfully and mysteriously attractive or fascinating

animal magnetism

come-hither look

captivatingness

interestingness

je ne sais quoi

sophisticated style

irresistible influence

sexual magnetism

force of personality

irresistibility

strength of character

prepossessingness

personal appeal

hypnotic attraction

special something

bee in your bonnet

idealization^US

idealisation^UK

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“Do films have any allure for Barry, who has already shown he can cross media with ease?”

Noun

The property of being lovely, of attractiveness, beauty, appearing to be lovable

physical attractiveness

prepossessingness

sexual attractiveness

sexual attraction

picturesqueness

irresistibility

self-possession

civilization^US

gentlemanliness

civilisation^UK

splendiferousness

cultivated beauty

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Noun

The state or quality of being lustfully alluring to others

provocativeness

sexual attractiveness

sexual magnetism

animal magnetism

promiscuousness

sexual deviation

sleeping around

lack of sexual discrimination

pleasures of the flesh

sexual instincts

sexual appetite

bodily appetites

Noun

The quality that renders something desirable or valuable

meritoriousness

advantageousness

serviceableness

appropriateness

efficaciousness

illustriousness

constructiveness

redeeming feature

praiseworthiness

bang for the buck

prestigiousness

disinterestedness

high-mindedness

social standing

cardinal virtue

social position

additional benefit

egg in one's beer

ceremoniousness

self-possession

conspicuousness

piece of good fortune

manna from heaven

authorization^US

added attraction

authorisation^UK

feather in your cap

creature comfort

pennies from heaven

icing on the cake

added advantage

attractive feature

compensation package

employee benefit

benefit in kind

favorable aspect

favourable aspect

ace up your sleeve

ace in the hole

appealing aspect

thing in its favour

foot in the door

unexpected extra

special compensation

additional compensation

golden parachute

unexpected gain

pot of gold at the end of the rainbow

money from heaven

stroke of good luck

gift from the gods

piece of good luck

course of action

advantageous beginning

advantageous position

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Noun

Engagingness

Noun

A situation or action that tempts someone to do something or makes a particular outcome likely

Noun

A mystical term or phrase believed to have magical powers

sleight of hand

prestidigitation

fortune-telling

sympathetic magic

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Noun

Smoothness and elegance of movement

fluidity of movement

light-footedness

poetry in motion

civilization^US

civilisation^UK

professionalism

fashionableness

artistic ability

natural ability

gentlemanliness

social know-how

self-possession

cultivated look

punctiliousness

cosmopolitanism

artistic awareness

intellectual awareness

ostentatiousness

resourcefulness

cultivated beauty

respectableness

nimble-footedness

picturesqueness

irresistibility

prepossessingness

physical attractiveness

uninhibitedness

spontaneousness

unceremoniousness

lack of reserve

lack of constraint

lightheartedness

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Verb

To delight, allure or attract in an almost magical manner

whet the appetite of

give the come-on to

sweep off one's feet

tickle someone's fancy

tickle to death

catch the eye of

hold spellbound

make a hit with

float someone's boat

put under a spell

light someone's fire

draw one's attention

turn someone on

turn one's head

make someone's mouth water

give someone a kick

sweep sombeody off his/her feet

sweep off your feet

make an impression on

root to the spot

be of interest to

get someone going

give someone a thrill

do it for someone

tickle the fancy of

hold the attention of

give someone a charge

give great pleasure to

do one's heart good

lead up garden path

be attractive to

take someone's fancy

whet someone's appetite

send into raptures

interest greatly

fill with delight

exert a pull on

exert influence on

persuade to buy

arouse someone's interest in

dangle a carrot in front of

catch someone's eye

cast a spell on

put the whammy on

put under magic spell

lick someone's boots

bring on oneself

leave the door open to

make mouth water

keep hanging on

keep someone hanging on

take advantage of

win the affection of

undermine someone's resistance

lead up the garden path

play for a sucker

take for a ride

put one over on

pull a swifty on

pull a fast one on

do someone's heart good

give someone pleasure

make a hit with someone

give pleasure to

make someone feel good

warm the cockles of the heart

get one's kicks

send invitation

have someone round

include as guest

request the pleasure of someone's company

talk into something

twist somebody's arm

get under someone's skin

pull the wool over one's eyes

lead one down the garden path

take to the cleaners

pull the wool over somebody's eyes

outmanoeuvre^UK

give someone a bum steer

pull the wool over someone's eyes

bring someone round

pull somebody's leg

put on the wrong track

send on a wild goose chase

throw off the scent

propagandize^US

play a trick on

propagandise^UK

pull someone's leg

do the dirty on

have someone on

sell down the river

put on false front

throw dust in someone's eyes

bait and switch

give wrong information to

pull wool over eyes

take someone in

put up smoke screen

take someone for a ride

stretch the rules

pull something funny

stack the cards

hit below the belt

put someone up to something

lead down the garden path

give the runaround

give the wrong impression

send on a wild-goose chase

pull a fast one

make a sucker of

get the better of

play a prank on

take to the cleaner's

do someone in the eye

sell a bill of goods to

play a practical joke on

play for a fool

play games with

take to cleaners

twist around your little finger

break faith with

be unfaithful to

stab in the back

make your mouth water

dangle something

bring pressure to bear on

break the rules

sweep you off your feet

rub the right way

lay it on thick

yank somebody's chain

pass yourself off as

be hypocritical

find a way round

take liberties with

play someone for a sucker

use for one's own ends

be economical with the truth

not speak the truth

perjure yourself

make up a story

lie through one's teeth

forswear oneself

bear false witness

say something untrue

tell an untruth

not tell the truth

tell a falsehood

stretch the truth

tell a white lie

perjure oneself

forswear yourself

tell a terminological inexactitude

concoct a story

depart from the truth

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“In his appearance, in his character, in his whole nature, there was something attractive and elusive which allured women and disposed them in his favour; he knew that, and some force seemed to draw him, too, to them.”

Verb

To flirt with, or attempt to win over, a romantic interest

make advances to

seek the company of

seek the hand of

give the come-on to

ask in marriage

pay your addresses to

set your cap at

pop the question

track square with

pay addresses to

set one's cap at

make sheep's eyes at

make romantic advances to

pay attention to

keep company with

act romantically

put on a pedestal

curry favour^UK

press your suit with

seek in marriage

set one's cap for

press one's suit with

propose marriage

ask for the hand of

plight one's troth

curry favor with^US

try to cultivate

seek the support of

curry favour with^UK

seek the favour of

solicit the goodwill of

try to ingratiate oneself with

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