Phrasal Verb - Luring In
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.Definition
To entice someone, especially in a deceitful or cunning way, into a situation or place for their own or one's own advantage, often involving the promise of reward or lure.
Examples
| No. | Example |
|---|---|
| 1 | The company lured me in with a competitive salary and great benefits. |
| 2 | The store lured in customers with its grand opening sale. |
| 3 | The whale was lured in by the sound of its familiar song. |
| 4 | She tried to lure him in with a promise of further employment. |
| 5 | The shark was lured in with a artificial reef. |
| 6 | He tried to lure in colleagues with prank gifts on his 30th birthday. |
| 7 | Visitors were lured in with promises of the city's diverse culture. |
| 8 | They were lured in by colorful marketing campaigns. |
| 9 | The beguiler lured in unfortunate victims with amorous promises. |
| 10 | Poachers were lured in by pleas in cellphones saying he is Chris while no more workships. |