Enticed
/ɪnˈtaɪst/
Definitions
- (v. (past tense)) Past tense of entice: to attract or tempt someone by offering pleasure or advantage, often relevant in contract and tort contexts.
The plaintiff was enticed into signing the unfair contract.
Forms
- entices
- enticing
- entice
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Commentary
Since 'enticed' is the past tense of 'entice,' the substantive definition is found under the base form 'entice.' This entry clarifies its use in legal contexts involving inducement or allure.
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