1. a person who persuades someone to do something they would not normally do, especially something wrong or unwise
2. a person who attracts someone romantically or sexually, often in a manipulative way
Usage: often implies deception or manipulation

Examples

• The con artist was a skilled seducer who convinced elderly people to invest their savings.
• She warned her daughter about seducers who might take advantage of her trusting nature.
• The novel’s villain was portrayed as a smooth-talking seducer.
• He had a reputation as a seducer who broke many hearts.
• The detective identified the suspect as a seducer who preyed on vulnerable victims.
• Parents worry about online seducers targeting teenagers on social media.