tantalize|tantalized|tantalizes|tantalizing in English

verb tantalize (Amer.)

[tan·ta·lize || 'tæntəlaɪz]

tease, provoke or tease by presenting something as available and then withholding it; expose someone to something inaccessible; annoy; criticize (also tantalise)

Use "tantalize|tantalized|tantalizes|tantalizing" in a sentence

1. She tantalized the kitten with fish.

2. The delicious smell tantalized us.

3. It was wiser not to tantalize oneself.

4. Give the dog the bone don't tantalize him.

5. The sight be most tantalizing.

6. The sight is most tantalizing.

7. He was tantalized by visions of power and wealth.

8. Nothing more would beckon, nothing would tantalize.

9. A tantalizing smell of food.

10. It was the most tantalizing smell.

11. Give the dog the bone do not tantalize him.

12. Getty Center reveals itself in tantalizing glimpses.

13. The boy would come into the room and tantalize the dog with his feed.

14. 14 This was my first tantalizing glimpse of the islands.

15. These inspiring structures can tantalize and evoke emotions not normally associated with mega structures.

16. Women are cooking, filling the neighborhood with tantalizing aromas.

17. How to tantalize our lower-middle-class students was a formidable task.

18. Collecting Coquinas is both a fascinating and tantalizing experience.

19. The tantalizing smell of barbecue was in the air.

20. This was my first tantalizing glimpse of the islands.

21. The tantalizing aroma of fresh coffee wafted towards them.

22. She met his eagerness with that smiling, tantalizing passivity.

23. Harvard summer school would have been a tantalizing experience for her.

24. They make use the opportunity and tantalize the appetite by pointing the difficulty of satisfaction.

25. Bloodwood is a deep and luxurious wood with tantalizing red hues