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обольщающий prtc. stresses
relig.	deceiving
обольщать v
gen.	debauch (женщину); blandish; inveigle; throw temptation in way (кого-либо); jilt; captivate; seduce; delude; entice; beguile; corrupt; illude; pervert; tweedle; twiddle; wheedle; flatter; cozy up to (Ivan Pisarev); ingratiate oneself to (Ivan Pisarev); butter up (Ivan Pisarev); suck up to (Ivan Pisarev); charm (Ivan Pisarev); curry favor with (Ivan Pisarev); seek favor (Ivan Pisarev); be obsequious (Ivan Pisarev); ingratiate (Ivan Pisarev); be servile (Ivan Pisarev); sweet-talk (Ivan Pisarev); be a hanger-on (Ivan Pisarev); act submissively (Ivan Pisarev); be attentive please (Ivan Pisarev); play up to (Ivan Pisarev)
Gruzovik	tempt (impf of обольстить); captivate (impf of обольстить)
Игорь Миг	woo
austral., slang	race someone off
fishery	lure
law	decoy
obs.	abuse; intice; slock; slocken
relig.	deceive
обольщаться v
gen.	be deluded (by); let success, fame, etc. go to one's head; be carried away; indulge a vain hope; flatter oneself (Charikova); pat oneself on the back (MargeWebley); captivate; delude oneself (with); tempt; be under a delusion; seduce; kid oneself (VLZ_58); get hopes up (SirReal)
Gruzovik	delude oneself with (impf of обольститься); be under a delusion (impf of обольститься)
idiom.	hold one's breath (на какой-либо счет, особ. в фразах типа "не стоит обольщаться" • Sounds promising, but don't hold your breath. • So don't hold your breath – members of congress will surely do whatever it takes to hold on to their power. . 4uzhoj)
Makarov.	be under a delusion (обманываться); flatter oneself with; indulge in a vain hope; labour under a delusion (обманываться)

обольщающий : 31 phrases in 4 subjects

Formal	1
General	22
Informal	2
Makarov	6