entice

/ɪnˈtaɪs/verb

To tempt someone into doing something by offering what they want or hope for.

Example sentence

“The bakery's window display enticed us inside for a treat.”

Marketing's verb: offers entice customers. It suggests bait and temptation, so it can imply the lured party should know better.

Related words

entrepreneurSomeone who starts and runs their own business, taking on the financial risks involved.enthusiasticShowing eager excitement and strong interest in something.entrustTo give someone responsibility for something important because you trust them.enthrallTo capture someone's full attention as if by magic; to fascinate or charm completely.enumerateTo name items one by one, going through a list in order.enterprisingTo take on a bold task; to begin and attempt something ambitious or risky.