seducer
noun
1 seducer
A bad person who entices others into error or wrongdoing.
Roget 615:
motive,
springs of action,
wellsprings of action.
reason,
ground,
call,
principle;
by end,
by purpose;
mainspring,
primum mobile [Lat.],
keystone;
the why and the wherefore;
pro and con,
reason why;
secret motive,
arriere pensee [Fr.];
intention
etc.
620.
inducement,
consideration;
attraction;
loadstone;
magnet,
magnetism,
magnetic force;
allectation†,
allective†;
temptation,
enticement,
agacerie†,
allurement,
witchery;
bewitchment,
bewitchery;
charm;
spell
etc.
993;
fascination,
blandishment,
cajolery;
seduction,
seducement;
honeyed words,
voice of the tempter,
song of the Sirens forbidden fruit,
golden apple.
persuasibility†,
persuasibleness†;
attractability†;
impressibility,
susceptibility;
softness;
persuasiveness,
attractiveness;
tantalization†.
influence,
prompting,
dictate,
instance;
impulse,
impulsion;
incitement,
incitation;
press,
instigation;
provocation
etc.
(excitation of feeling)
824;
inspiration;
persuasion,
suasion;
encouragement,
advocacy;
exhortation;
advice
etc.
695;
solicitation
etc.
(request)
765;
lobbyism;
pull [Slang].
incentive,
stimulus,
spur,
fillip,
whip,
goad,
ankus†,
rowel,
provocative,
whet,
dram.
bribe,
lure;
decoy,
decoy duck;
bait,
trail of a red herring;
bribery and corruption;
sop,
sop for Cerberus.
prompter,
tempter;
seducer,
seductor†;
instigator,
firebrand,
incendiary;
Siren,
Circe;
agent provocateur;
lobbyist.
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Roget 962:
libertine;
voluptuary
etc.
954.1;
rake,
debauchee,
loose fish,
rip,
rakehell†,
fast man;
intrigant†,
gallant,
seducer,
fornicator,
lecher,
satyr,
goat,
whoremonger,
paillard†,
adulterer,
gay deceiver,
Lothario,
Don Juan,
Bluebeard†;
chartered libertine.
adulteress,
advoutress†,
courtesan,
prostitute,
strumpet,
harlot,
whore,
punk,
fille de joie [Fr.];
woman,
woman of the town;
streetwalker,
Cyprian,
miss,
piece [Fr.];
frail sisterhood;
demirep,
wench,
trollop,
trull†,
baggage,
hussy,
drab,
bitch,
jade,
skit,
rig,
quean†,
mopsy†,
slut,
minx,
harridan;
unfortunate,
unfortunate female,
unfortunate woman;
woman of easy virtue
etc.
(unchaste)
961;
wanton,
fornicatress†;
Jezebel,
Messalina,
Delilah,
Thais,
Phryne,
Aspasia†,
Lais,
lorette†,
cocotte†,
petite dame,
grisette†;
demimonde;
chippy [U.S.];
sapphist†;
spiritual wife;
white slave.
concubine,
mistress,
doxy†,
chere amie [Fr.],
bona roba [It].
pimp,
procurer;
pander,
pandar†;
bawd,
conciliatrix†,
procuress†,
mackerel,
wittol†.
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2 seducer
A man who takes advantage of women.
synonyms: ladies' man, lady killer.
Polish: podrywacz, kusiciel, donżuan, casanova, pożeracz damskich serc, bałamut, pożeracz niewieścich serc, uwodziciel, pożeracz serc
Moby thesaurus: Artful Dodger, Casanova, Circe, Don Juan, Lorelei, Lothario, Machiavel, Machiavelli, Machiavellian, Parthenope, Romeo, Siren, actor, amoroso, bamboozler, beau, befuddler, beguiler, betrayer, boyfriend, caballero, cavalier, cavaliere servente, charmer, coquette, counterfeiter, debauchee, debaucher, deceiver, defiler, deluder, despoiler, dissembler, dissimulator, dodger, double-dealer, duper, enchanter, enchantress, enticer, entrancer, esquire, faker, fellow, femme fatale, flame, flirt, fooler, forger, gallant, gay deceiver, gigolo, heartbreaker, hoaxer, hypnotizer, inamorato, inveigler, jilt, jilter, joker, jokester, kidder, lady-killer, lecher, leg-puller, libertine, love-maker, lover, man, masher, mesmerizer, misleader, necker, old man, petter, philander, philanderer, plagiarist, plagiarizer, playactor, playboy, practical joker, ragger, raper, rapist, ravager, ravisher, role-player, roue, seductress, sheik, siren, skirt chaser, spoofer, squire, sugar daddy, swain, tease, teaser, tempter, temptress, vamp, vampire, violator, wolf, woman chaser, young man ... show more.
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