Lure ( noun , verb )

(As a noun)

Lure ( noun )

Something that attracts, tempts, or entices.

Origin:

From middle english lure, from old french luere, from latin lūdere ("to play, sport").

Examples:

1. The candy was used as a lure to attract the children.
2. The prize was a big lure for the contest.
3. The bright colors of the bird were a lure for the photographer.
4. The company used the promise of high salaries as a lure for new employees.
5. The smell of freshly baked cookies was a lure for the hungry customers.

(As a verb)

Lure ( verb )

Something that attracts, tempts, or entices.

Origin:

From middle english lure, from old french luere, from latin lūdere ("to play, sport").

Examples:

1. The candy was used as a lure to attract the children.
2. The prize was a big lure for the contest.
3. The bright colors of the bird were a lure for the photographer.
4. The company used the promise of high salaries as a lure for new employees.
5. The smell of freshly baked cookies was a lure for the hungry customers.