IPA: /əˈlʊrər/
KK: /əˈlʊrər/
A person who attracts or charms others, often in a seductive or captivating way.
The allurer captivated everyone with her charm and grace.
Allurer is derived from the Old French word 'alurer', which means to entice or attract. The root 'allur-' comes from 'allurer', meaning to lure or draw in, and the suffix '-er' indicates a person who performs an action. Thus, 'allurer' refers to a person who entices or attracts others.
Think of someone who 'lures' others in — that's what an 'allurer' does, as they are a person who attracts or entices.