LURING Meaning and
Definition
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Luring is a term used to describe the action or process of enticing or attracting someone or something through persuasive or tempting means. It involves deliberately manipulating or appealing to someone's desires, interests, or weaknesses to gain their attention, trust, or cooperation. Luring is typically done with the intention of achieving a specific objective or outcome.
In the context of human behavior, luring often refers to the act of enticing or seducing someone into doing something against their better judgment or will. This can involve the use of attractive offers, promises, or rewards to manipulate or influence someone's decision-making process. Luring may be employed for various purposes, such as marketing tactics to persuade consumers to purchase products or services, or in more negative scenarios, used by criminals to deceive or manipulate unsuspecting individuals into participating in illegal or harmful activities.
Additionally, luring can also apply to situations involving animals or objects, where techniques are employed to attract them towards a particular location or to entice them into a certain action or behavior. For instance, fishermen might use bait or lures to attract fish, or hunters may use decoys to lure animals within shooting range.
Overall, luring involves the use of enticing methods or strategies to attract, manipulate, or influence the behavior or actions of someone or something. It encompasses various contexts and objectives, both positive and negative, depending on the intent and consequences of the luring.
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Etymological and pronouncing dictionary of the English language. By Stormonth, James, Phelp, P. H. Published 1874.
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Etymology of LURING
The word "luring" originates from the Middle English word "luren", which means "to lie in wait". This Middle English term is derived from the Old English word "lūr", meaning "a device for capturing birds", specifically a hook or snare. Over time, the meaning of "luring" expanded to encompass the act of attracting or enticing someone or something, similar to how a bird is drawn in by a trap.
Similar spelling words for LURING
- ruling,
- urine,
- lurching,
- Luring,
- ring,
- lulling,
- souring,
- pouring,
- blaring,
- Purring,
- bring,
- lying,
- flaring,
- Flouring,
- lurking,
- touring,
- curing,
- Lugging,
- glaring,
- During,
- wring,
- Blurring.
Conjugate verb Luring
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