seduce (one) (away) from (someone or something)

To lead, attract, or entice one away from some person, thing, or place. She was seduced from her strict moral code by the promise of political power. I know it's a cliché, but I can't help feeling nervous that Tom's secretary is going to seduce him away from me. The promise of untold riches in the dangerous land seduced many reckless adventurers away from their homes.

seduce someone from something

to lure someone away from something. The crooked agent seduced Jerry from his usual honest behavior. Frank was seduced from his proper ways by the offer of money.

词组	seduce (one) (away) from (someone or something)
释义	seduce (one) (away) from (someone or something) seduce (one) (away) from (someone or something) To lead, attract, or entice one away from some person, thing, or place. She was seduced from her strict moral code by the promise of political power. I know it's a cliché, but I can't help feeling nervous that Tom's secretary is going to seduce him away from me. The promise of untold riches in the dangerous land seduced many reckless adventurers away from their homes. See also: seduce Farlex Dictionary of Idioms. seduce someone from something to lure someone away from something. The crooked agent seduced Jerry from his usual honest behavior. Frank was seduced from his proper ways by the offer of money. See also: seduce McGraw-Hill Dictionary of American Idioms and Phrasal Verbs. See also: seduce seduce from lure away lure lure (someone or something) away lure (someone or something) in(to something or some place) lure in to cajole (one) out of (something) cajole out of drive off
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