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Tentation

Definition:

Tentation refers to a strong desire or temptation, often associated with something that is enticing or alluring.

Part of Speech:

  • Noun: The state of being tempted or an object or situation that incites desire.

Senses:

  • Sense 1: A strong desire to engage in something that is considered wrong or unwise.
  • Sense 2: An alluring or attractive object, person, or situation that triggers desire.

Usage:

  • General: People often face tentation to indulge in unhealthy food despite knowing its negative effects on their health.
  • Popular: The novel portrays the protagonist's constant struggle against the tentation of taking revenge.
  • Local: In the local culture, consuming street food is a tentation that tourists often find hard to resist.

Sample Sentences:

  • Despite his efforts to stay focused, the tentation to check his phone during work hours proved too strong.
  • Her desire to buy the latest trendy gadget was a tentation she couldn't resist, even though it exceeded her budget.
  • The forbidden fruit in the garden represented tentation for Adam and Eve.
  • During their hike, the climbers faced the tentation to take a shortcut through an unsafe path.
  • James had to decline the invitation to the party to avoid the tentation of drinking alcohol and compromising his sobriety.

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