tempt
மயக்கு
definition
verb
don't allow impatience to tempt you into overexposure and sunburn
entice or attempt to entice (someone) to do or acquire something that they find attractive but know to be wrong or not beneficial.
translation of 'tempt'
ஆசைகாட்டு,
மயக்கு
verb
ஆசைய?ட்டு
example
jobs which involve entertaining may 'tempt' you to drink more than you intend
don't allow impatience to 'tempt' you into overexposure and sunburn
Trips to country pubs, barbecues and parties often 'tempt' people to drink alcohol when they would not otherwise normally do.
They use low pricing to 'tempt' people into drinking to excess.
Enticing descriptions on your menu 'tempt' customers to try hot drinks.
how is it that ye have agreed together, to 'tempt' the Spirit of the Lord?
Some product providers offer a very attractive rate to 'tempt' new customers.
Their main goal in life is to entice and 'tempt' men.
There are scores of intriguing recipes to 'tempt' your clientele's palates.
There are some delicious and healthy fruit drinks on the market that could 'tempt' our children into good habits.
He claims you're always trying to 'tempt' God with whiskey and cigars.
jobs that involve entertaining may 'tempt' you to drink more than you intend
Sometimes, he says, the bad spirits 'tempt' him to do wrong.
The sight of mounds of watermelons and tender coconuts 'tempt' you.
Special offers are now so attractive they will certainly 'tempt' tourists to our city.
Alluring aromas 'tempt' your taste buds as the baking cools.
This is a tale about a pious young soldier who is 'tempted' and seduced by a beautiful woman.
Take the Lust Test to determine your 'temptability' .
I am 'tempted' to lower my standards and do shoddy work.
Every Christian has their own areas of 'temptability' .
On this island, the tasty cuisine 'tempts' .
I 'was tempted to' stop for ice cream.
They 'were tempted to' walk out halfway through the performance.
There have been times when we 'were tempted to' change location or expand.
The story of Adam and Eve tells of the imperfections and 'temptability' of man.
Christ was 'tempted' , yet he could not sin.
The idea that 'temptability' implies susceptibility is unsound.
'Temptability' and the ability to sin are part of being human.
None of them 'were tempted to' take a dip in the river.
I 'was tempted to' make fun of him.
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