Bribe and Seduce

Bribe

Bribe verb - To influence someone with a bribe.

Usage example: meat inspectors were bribed, and the contaminated beef was sold to the public

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Seduce and bribe are semantically related in action topic. In some cases you can use "Seduce" instead a verb "Bribe", when it comes to topics like lure.

Nearby Words: bribery, bribable, bribing, bribed, briber

Seduce

Seduce verb - To lead away from a usual or proper course by offering some pleasure or advantage.

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Synonyms for Seduce

Antonyms for Seduce

Bribe and seduce are semantically related in lure topic. You can use "Bribe" instead a verb "Seduce", if it concerns topics such as tempt.

Nearby Words: seductive, seduction, seducer, seducing

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Common collocations

character	bribe character	seduce character
hero	bribe hero	seduce hero
man	bribe man	seduce man
people	bribe people	seduce people
Other words: men, agent, someone, way, characters, guard, doctor, anyone, professor, priest, guards, members.

Both words in one sentence

Ironically, the original quote concerned the problem of hiring guards to prevent your promiscuous wife from cheating on you, with the implication that she would try to seduce or bribe the guards, or that the guards would do the same or worse to her.

Source: Who Watches the Watchmen?
The series itself shows how often the corrupt and wicked would try to seduce, bribe, or undermine Bao Zheng, only to fail because he could not be bought or intimidated.

Source: Incorruptible Pure Pureness

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