enticing

adjective

en·tic·ing | \ in-ˈtī-siŋ ,

en- \

Definition of enticing

: arousing strong attraction or interest : alluring an enticing aroma an enticing menu an enticing opportunity/possibility Some of the most enticing food on the menu is in the "little bite" section, more than a dozen appetizers priced from $5 to $11 per plate. —Aleta Watson … the books that would give him a taste of the knowledge which was more enticing to his wide-awake young mind than clothes and food to his poor little body. —Louisa May Alcott

Other words from enticing

enticingly adverb

an enticingly aromatic dish … this program enticingly acquaints students with the features and potential of microcomputers. —Booklist He looked on her, his bright, healthy, enticingly beautiful daughter, and wondered what was going to become of her. —Theodore Dreiser

enticingness noun

We shall seek to be frugal with our sweet possessions, though their enticingness quite leads us astray … —Emily Dickinson