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Definition of tempt
Thanks for using this online dictionary, we have been helping millions of people improve their use of the english language with its free online services. English definition of tempt is as below...
Tempt (v. t.) To
endeavor
to
persuade;
to
induce;
to
invite;
to
incite;
to
provoke;
to
instigate.
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Starn
::
Starmonger
(n.) A
fortune
teller;
an
astrologer;
-- used in
contempt.
Suggest
::
Suggest
(v. t.) To
seduce;
to
prompt
to evil; to
tempt.
Suggestion
::
Suggestion
(n.) That which is
suggested;
an
intimation;
an
insinuation;
a hint; a
different
proposal
or
mention;
also,
formerly,
a
secret
incitement;
temptation..
Violation
::
Violation
(n.) An act of
irreverence
or
desecration;
profanation
or
contemptuous
treatment
of
sacred
things;
as, the
violation
of a
church..
Exposedness
::
Exposedness
(n.) The state of being
exposed,
laid open, or
unprotected;
as, an
exposedness
to sin or
temptation..
Libel
::
Libel (n.) A
malicious
publication
expressed
either
in print or in
writing,
or by
pictures,
effigies,
or other
signs,
tending
to
expose
another
to
public
hatred,
contempt,
or
ridicule.
Such
publication
is
indictable
at
common
law..
Undertake
::
Undertake
(v. t.) To take upon one's self; to
engage
in; to enter upon; to take in hand; to begin to
perform;
to set
about;
to
attempt.
Curtain
::
Curtain
(n.) A flag; an
ensign;
-- in
contempt.
Libel
::
Libel (v. t.) To
defame,
or
expose
to
public
hatred,
contempt,
or
ridicule,
by a
writing,
picture,
sign, etc.; to
lampoon..
Clubhaul
::
Clubhaul
(v. t.) To put on the other tack by
dropping
the lee
anchor
as soon as the wind is out of the sails
(which
brings
the
vessel's
head to the
wind),
and by
cutting
the cable as soon as she pays off on the other tack.
Clubhauling
is
attempted
only in an
exigency..
Profanation
::
Profanation
(v. t.) The act of
violating
sacred
things,
or of
treating
them with
contempt
or
irreverence;
irreverent
or too
familiar
treatment
or use of what is
sacred;
desecration;
as, the
profanation
of the
Sabbath;
the
profanation
of a
sanctuary;
the
profanation
of the name of God..
Bold
::
Bold (n.)
Exhibiting
or
requiring
spirit
and
contempt
of
danger;
planned
with
courage;
daring;
vigorous.
Vain
::
Vain
(superl.)
Destitute
of forge or
efficacy;
effecting
no
purpose;
fruitless;
ineffectual;
as, vain toil; a vain
attempt..
Picador
::
Picador
(n.) A
horseman
armed with a
lance,
who in a
bullfight
receives
the first
attack
of the bull, and
excites
him by
picking
him
without
attempting
to kill him..
Beggarly
::
Beggarly
(a.) In the
condition
of, or like, a
beggar;
suitable
for a
beggar;
extremely
indigent;
poverty-stricken;
mean; poor;
contemptible..
Attach
::
Attach
(v. t.) To take by legal
authority:
(a) To
arrest
by writ, and bring
before
a
court,
as to
answer
for a debt, or a
contempt;
--
applied
to a
taking
of the
person
by a civil
process;
being now
rarely
used for the
arrest
of a
criminal.
(b) To seize or take
(goods
or real
estate)
by
virtue
of a writ or
precept
to hold the same to
satisfy
a
judgment
which may be
rendered
in the suit. See
Attachment,
4..
Attentat
::
Attentat
(n.) An
attempt;
an
assault.
Striker
::
Strike
(n.) The
extortion
of
money,
or the
attempt
to
extort
money,
by
threat
of
injury;
blackmailing..
Inductive
::
Inductive
(a.)
Leading
or
drawing;
persuasive;
tempting;
--
usually
followed
by to.
Bawbling
::
Bawbling
(a.)
Insignificant;
contemptible.
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