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tempting

[temp-ting] / ˈtɛmp tɪŋ /


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Shares traded recently at seven times the higher figure—a tempting pitch from an industry known for them.

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Shares traded recently at seven times the higher figure—a tempting pitch from an industry known for them.

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With routines relaxed and new tech unwrapped, it's more tempting than ever to let children loose on devices over the festive period, with parents caught between avoiding screen guilt and the realities of modern life.

From BBC

For a long time, it has been tempting to picture the mind as software running on neural hardware, with the brain "computing" in roughly the way a conventional computer does.

From Science Daily

As Americans look ahead to the new year, it’s tempting to think that inflation is waning.

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