The term 'entices' is used to describe the act of trying to persuade someone to do something. It is often done through various methods such as beckoning, attracting, seducing, alluring, wooing, baiting, drawing, luring, coaxing, tempting, leading on, luring in, and roping in. Each of these words has a slightly different connotation, but they all involve some form of persuasion or encouragement. Beckoning is an invitation or call to come closer, while attracting is the act of drawing someone in with charm or appeal. Seduction is the act of using charm or flattery to persuade someone, while alluring is the act of making something attractive or desirable. Wooing is the act of courting someone, while baiting is the act of enticing someone with a reward or promise. Drawing is the act of pulling someone in with an attractive offer, while luring is the act of enticing someone with a bait or reward. Coaxing is the act of persuading someone gently, while tempting is the act of offering something desirable. Leading on is the act of encouraging someone to believe something that is not true, while luring in is the act of enticing someone with a false promise. Finally, roping in is the act of trapping someone with a false promise.