enticing
adj.very attractive or tempting. You use this to describe something that makes you want to have it or do it.
adj.highly attractive or appealing, often by offering some form of pleasure or advantage. Frequently used to describe offers, prospects, or sensory experiences.
“The smell of fresh bread is very enticing.”
“The company offered an enticing salary package to attract the best candidates for the role.”
“While the initial proposal seemed enticing, a closer inspection of the contract revealed several hidden clauses that made the deal far less favorable than it first appeared.”
Often used predicatively after linking verbs like 'look', 'sound', or 'seem'.
“Some marmots are difficult to study because they are wary of researchers' efforts to trap them using wire boxes baited with an enticing mixture of oats and peanut butter, Renkey said.”
“A cute, enticing picture book full of mouthwatering, pastel-hued treats.”