temptation, n. [seduction], [allurement], [enticement], [attraction]; [decoy], [lure], [bait], [inducement].
tempter, n. [seducer], [siren], Circe.
tempting, a. [enticing], [alluring], [seductive].
ten, n. Associated words: decimal, decimate, decimation, denary, decemvir, decemvirate.
tenacious, a. [retentive]; cohesive, [tough]; [pertinacious], [persistent].
tenacity, n. retentiveness; cohesiveness, toughness; [pertinacity], [persistency].
tend, v. [conduce], contribute; [attend], [accompany], [guard]; [incline], [lean].
tendency, n. [drift], [inclination], proclivity, proneness, propensity, [bent], predisposition.
tender, a. [delicate], [fragile], [sensitive], [susceptible]; [pathetic], [touching], [plaintive]; [sympathetic], [pitiful], compassionate, [kind]. Antonyms: [tough], [strong].
tender, n. [attendant]; [offer], proposal, [overture], proposition.