Sentence examples for seductiveness from inspiring English sources
The word "seductiveness" is correct and usable in written English
It can be used to describe the quality of being alluring or enticing, often in a romantic or sexual context. Example: "The seductiveness of her voice captivated everyone in the room." Alternatives include "allure" or "charm."
noun
The property of being seductive.
- Her seductiveness came from her apparent innocence.
Such was the seductiveness of this intricate drama that after two episodes of being drip-fed details of an explosive extramarital relationship, I was terrified of reading spoilers.
There, in a single image, was football's cruelty and seductiveness, its pain and its passion.
Isis: Young, British & Radicalised gives a compelling account of the seductiveness of Isis propaganda.
The seductiveness of her sound and the alertness of her mind successfully mask her character's disturbed aggression.
Suicide may be a permanent solution to a temporary problem, but it is one that beckons with burgeoning seductiveness.
The seductiveness of the exchange made him wary.
The formal dissonance in Gauguin's paintings was the engine of his seductiveness, and it blazed a trail for modern art.
In it, Lady Bunny flashes her combination of devil-may-care bravado and happy mean-girl seductiveness, which adds up to a lot of fun, and a surfeit of knowing wickedness.
And when the show doesn't work it's because the directors are leaning too heavily on Hitchcock's at times facile sleight of hand and less on Arbus's uncompromising seductiveness and power.
Is there an antidote to the perennial seductiveness of war?
All the time, people come up to us and say, 'I shouldn't have started this in the evening, because I was up all night.' The other big one we hear from ladies is 'My husband never read a book before.' " For all the up-all-night seductiveness of Vincent's books, they are at heart lessons in old-fashioned rectitude and gumption.
