affect the interest, baffle, bedevil, cast down, defeat expectation, endear, fetch, hold in thrall, let down, stimulate, tickle
Definitionv. harass with persistent criticism or carping
Last update: June 2, 2016
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When my rival got the bike I wanted, she rode by my house just to tantalize me. [verb]
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The lady who was a spy tantalized the foreigner. [verb]
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This myth is the origin of the English word "tantalize," and also of the common name "tantalus" for a set of spirit decanters kept under lock and key. [verb]
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Two young men with melancholy glances followed these fair bridesmaids, being tantalized by these nuptial rites, because they knew no better. [verb]
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One item on the bill of fare tantalized me considerably. [Please select]
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"Two reasons--to tantalize you, and because I am the most curious little body in the world." [Please select]
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Sassoon's eyes were lighting up, tantalized by this frantic savagery in the woman. [Please select]
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The questions tantalized him till his pace unconsciously increased. [Please select]
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He had been ill, there was lassitude in every limb, and shadowy recollections tantalized him. [Please select]
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He was tantalized with the desire for artistic perfection. [Please select]
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They were different from her and they tantalized her. [Please select]
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