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The phrase "and it was seductive" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe something that is alluring or enticing, often in a romantic or appealing context.
Example: "The way she spoke about her travels was captivating, and it was seductive, drawing everyone in with her vivid descriptions."
Alternatives: "and it was alluring" or "and it was enticing."
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I'm not sure what I meant, but I wanted to use the lingo, and it was seductive to make these pronouncements.
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More or less a solo performance by Ms. Reinert, it doesn't aim for the cool lust of Lady Antebellum but Little Big Town's earnest embrace of small-town life, and it's seductive in its own way.
And it is seductive.
Later, deep into her game, she rapped Ice Cube's first verse from N.W.A.'s "Gangsta Gangsta," reminding you of two things about that song: that it was funny, and that it was seductive.
Forsyth's case was so compassionate, so coherent and so reasonable, that it was seductive.
It was seductive and beautiful, nature's flat-screen TV, a mesmerizing window to life and death beneath the ice.
It was seductive.
All those are the results of Phases 1, 2 and 3. Note: It's seductive to want to jump straight to Phase 4 after you hit bottom.
"It is seductive and dark, and I felt the pull towards it, like walking on the edge of a cliff.
"It's seductive and insidious, and I think this exhibition is a trampoline for people to bounce off their own questions".
The picture is ambiguous: there is a deathly darkness about being pulled in to the water and going under, but it is seductive as well.
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