se·duc·tive 
/sɪˈdʌktɪv/ adjective
/sɪˈdʌktɪv/ adjective [more seductive; most seductive] 1 : sexually attractive
▪ a seductive woman/smile/voice/dress ▪ He looks seductive. 2 : making someone do or want something : very attractive
▪ The idea of moving to New York City is highly/very seductive. [=tempting] ▪ The wine has a seductive [=alluring] aroma. ▪ the seductive power of advertising
▪ a seductive woman/smile/voice/dress ▪ He looks seductive.
▪ The idea of moving to New York City is highly/very seductive. [=tempting] ▪ The wine has a seductive [=alluring] aroma. ▪ the seductive power of advertising
— se·duc·tive·ly adverb
▪ She walks/talks seductively. ▪ She was dressed seductively. ▪ The desserts sound seductively sweet.
▪ She walks/talks seductively. ▪ She was dressed seductively. ▪ The desserts sound seductively sweet.
— se·duc·tive·ness noun [noncount]
