Entice

en·tice [en-tahys] 
verb (used with object), en·ticed, en·tic·ing.
1. to lure or attract with desire or hope:
:To entice the money-lover with a pot of gold.
==Origin==
1250-1300; Middle English enticen < Old French enticier to incite < Vulgar Latin *intitiāre, equivalent to Latin in- in-2+ -titiāre, verbal derivative of *titius, for titiō piece of burning wood
==Synonyms==
1. beguile, cajole, tempt
==Antonyms==
1. repel, repulse
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