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1. allure

noun. ['əˈlʊr'] the power to entice or attract through personal charm.

Etymology

  • aleurer (Old French (842-ca. 1400))

Rhymes with Allure

  • entrepreneur
  • pimplapure
  • observateur
  • premature
  • reinsure
  • procure
  • obscure
  • immature
  • beladur
  • amanpour
  • stamour
  • secure
  • rednour
  • reassure
  • mature
  • lumpur
  • lancour
  • impure
  • gochnour
  • gilmour
  • demure
  • brochure
  • bonjour
  • baldur
  • unsure
  • segur
  • mosur
  • manure
  • lesure
  • latour

How do you pronounce allure?

Pronounce allure as əˈlʊr.

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2. allure

verb. ['əˈlʊr'] dispose or incline or entice to.

Etymology

  • aleurer (Old French (842-ca. 1400))