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seduce

verb To persuade a person to engage in sexual activity without resorting to physical force or coercion/intimidation.

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Las intencionalidades educativas que hemos ilustrado hasta ahora reflejan, predominantemente, una actitud de proteccion frente al peligro que se considera que representan los medios o, al menos, sus usos "indebidos", usos que son, por lo general, los mas difundidos y apetecidos por sujetos a los que se considera ignorantes, seducibles y, por tanto, necesitados de estrictas acciones paternalistas.

Educacion en medios ayer y hoy: topicos, enfoques y horizontes

And the female reader was characterized as vague and dreamy, unruddered, literal-minded, easily influenced, seducible into strong emotions and unenlightened thoughts by intense representations of unusual, extreme, sometimes supernatural events.

Michael Gamer. Romanticism and the Gothic: Genre, Reception, and Canon-Formation

But the therapist's relative anonymity is there to safeguard the therapist from getting into ethical trouble and to safeguard the patient from a seducible therapist.

Fink! Still at large. (Self-Disclosure)

Es cierto que los politicos en general lo son y mas aun en este pais tan seducible y manejable por la palabra.

Vulgaridad de mala factura: lenguaje presidencial. (Cuesta abajo)

La retorica de la mercancia produce asi una idea de joven alrededor del consumo, dando origen al joven-mito que se caracteriza por ser empresario, deportista, insufrible, seducible, sin incertidumbres.

Jovenes, culturas y universidad: ?Desde donde se aprende?

Brainwashed by religious and patriarchal orders, Emilia Galotti voluntarily identifies with her father's grim prophecies regarding her life in court society when she blames herself for being seducible ("Seduction is the only real might"), for having "blood as youthful and warm as anyone's" (V.vii), (9) and she begs him to save her from the sexual corruption of this precious body when she pleads: "Give it to me, father, give me this dagger!" (V.vii).