“Tempt” vs. “Seduce”: What’s the Difference?

The difference between “tempt” and “seduce”

• Temptation typically involves encouraging someone to do something they know is wrong or don't want to do, while seduction usually involves winning someone over to a specific desired outcome.
• Temptation often relies on the appeal of forbidden or taboo actions or temptations, whereas seduction typically involves more emotional appeals or persuasive techniques.
• Temptation and seduction can both involve manipulation, but seduction is often seen as a more deliberate and strategic approach toward a certain target, while temptation can be elicited from an inanimate object.

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