Enticers

Part of speech: noun

Definitions

1. A group of individuals or things that attract or lure others towards them
2. entities that create a desire or temptation through appeal or charm
3. factors or elements that stimulate interest or captivate attention in others

Etymology: "Enticers" is simply the plural of "enticer," which is formed from the verb "entice" plus the agent suffix "-er," meaning one who performs the action. The verb "entice" itself comes from Anglo-Norman and Old French "enticier," meaning to stir up or incite, a sense that gradually softened into the modern idea of luring someone by charm or promise. Adding "-er" produced a word for whoever does the enticing.

Synonyms: temptations, lures, attractions, incentives, baits

Antonyms: deterrents, disincentives, repulsions