How to spell SEDUSEDR correctly?

If you typed "Sedusedr" by mistake, here are some likely corrections: "Seducer", referring to someone who entices or tempts others; "Seduces", the present tense of the verb seduce, meaning to persuade or attract someone; "Seduced", the past tense of seduce.

• Seduced He was seduced by the promise of a luxurious lifestyle.
• Seducer The seducer used his charm to deceive and manipulate his victims.

Attenttion

• attention
• attentions
• attenuation
• inattention