tempt : induce, persuade, entice, allure, seduce, attract,decoy, lure
tempting : inviting, seductive, attractive, alluring
tendency : trend, proneness, inclination, bent
tender : soft, delicate, lenient /'li:ni@nt/ adjective
not strict in the way you punish someone or control their behaviour: Judges have been accused of being far too lenient in rape cases. | a very lenient sentence
leniently adverb
leniency also lenience noun [uncountable] , mild
tense : rigid, strained, nervous (Ant) relaxed
terrible : dreadful, awful, frightful, appalling, horrible
terrific : splendid // adjective formal
1 excellent or very fine: a splendid person | a splendid suggestion
2 beautiful and impressive: There are some splendid villas near Rome. | a splendid view of the port
splendidly adverb : Joe and my father are getting along splendidly.
, glorious, superb, marvelous, sensational
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