Catch
Seduce
Seduce verb - To lead away from a usual or proper course by offering some pleasure or advantage.
Usage example: I wasn't going to buy the car, but was seduced by the low-interest payment plan
Catch and seduce are semantically related in action topic. Sometimes you can use "Catch" instead a verb "Seduce", if it concerns topics such as trap.
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Honey Traps: The con goes as follows - Max marries the rich man by pretending to be a wholesome woman, only for Paige to seduce him and Max then to catch him in the act.
Source: Film / Heartbreakers -
The catch is she means nothing to Kyousuke, so her attempts to seduce him were unsuccessful.
Source: Third-Option Love Interest -
And early in season four, when Peter has Neal seduce a widow so they can catch her husband's business partner for the murder of said husband.
Source: Series / White Collar
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