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1. (n.) tempter
one that tempts, esp. to evil.
2. tempter
the Tempter, Satan.
Etymology: (1350–1400; ME temptour < OF temptere < LL temptātor tempter (to sin), L: one who attempts; see tempt , -tor)
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Princeton's WordNet |
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1. (noun) tempter
a person who tempts others
"Satan is the great tempter of mankind"
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1. (noun) tempter
one who tempts or entices; especially, Satan, or the Devil, regarded as the great enticer to evil
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Sense: a person who tempts.
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 Afrikaans: versoeker |
 Arabic: مُغْرٍ، غاوٍ |
 Bulgarian: изкусител |
 Brazilian: tentador |
 Czech: pokušitel, -ka |
 German: der/die Verführer(in) |
 Danish: frister; lokker |
 Greek: πλάνος, πειρασμός |
 Spanish: tentador; tentadora |
 Estonian: võrgutaja, kiusaja |
 Farsi: زن فریبا |
 Finnish: viettelijä |
 French: tentateur/-trice |
 Hebrew: מְפָתֶה |
 Hindi: परीक्षक, ललचाने वाला, अकस |
 Croatian: napasnik, zavodnik |
 Hungarian: kísértő |
 Indonesian: penggoda |
 Icelandic: freistari |
 Italian: tentatore, tentatrice |
 Japanese: 誘惑者 |
 Korean: 유혹하는 사람 |
 Lithuanian: gundytojas |
 Latvian: kārdinātājs |
 Malay: penggoda |
 Dutch: verleider |
 Norwegian: frister; forfører(ske) |
 Polish: kusiciel |
 Portuguese: tentador |
 Romanian: persoană care ispiteşte; |
 Russian: искуситель; соблазнитель |
 Slovak: pokušiteľ, -ka |
 Slovenian: skušnjavec |
 Serbian: koji iskušava |
 Swedish: frestare, fresterska |
 Thai: ผู้ยั่วยวน |
 Turkish: baştan çıkaran kimse |
 Taiwanese: 誘惑者 |
 Ukrainian: спокусник |
 Urdu: ورغلانے والا |
 Vietnamese: người xúi giục |
 Chinese: 诱惑者 |
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