1. people who attract or tempt others, especially in a deceptive way
Usage: plural of allurer

Examples

• The con artists were skilled allurers who could convince anyone to invest.
• Street vendors acted as allurers, drawing tourists into overpriced shops.
• The casino employed professional allurers to keep gamblers at the tables.
• These allurers used false promises to recruit unsuspecting victims.
• The cult’s allurers targeted vulnerable people seeking meaning in life.
• Marketing allurers create advertisements designed to manipulate consumer behavior.