/ɪnˈtaɪsmənt/ – noun
Definition: việc cám dỗ, việc dụ dỗ, việc quyến rũ.
A more throughout explanation: 1. the act or process of convincing someone to breach a contract
2. the act or process of convincing someone to do something, especially by offering them money or some other benefit or advantage
3. the crime of convincing someone to carry out an illegal act, or the crime of illegally convincing someone to do something for which the person doing the convincing may be prosecuted. The crime of enticement often applies to attempts by a person to convince a child to meet them to engage in some illegal sexual activity.
Example: 1. This clause deals with the enticement of other employees to violate confidentiality agreements.
2. Sales appear to have provided the necessary enticement, and shoppers have returned to the stores.
3. A Springdale man was sentenced yesterday to 262 months in federal prison for one count of online enticement of a minor.