seducer
nounUK /sɪˈdjuːsə/
US /sɪˈduːsər/
A person who tries to make someone do something by being very charming.
The story's villain was a clever seducer who tricked people with sweet words.
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2. Someone who persuades another person to do something unwise or wrong.
He was a seducer of young minds, filling their heads with risky ideas.
3. A person who leads someone away from proper behavior by appealing to feelings.
The novel describes a seducer who lures the hero away from his duties.
4. A thing or quality that strongly attracts people.
The city is a seducer, drawing visitors with its bright lights and music.