tempting
v. B1 Intermediate US //ˈtɛmptɪŋ// UK //tˈɛmptɪŋ// tempt·ing
v. describing something that makes you want to have it or do it, even if it might be a bad idea. It is usually used for things that are very attractive or pleasant.
v. appealing to the desires or interests of an individual, often in a way that suggests a potential conflict with better judgment. Frequently used to describe food, offers, or opportunities.
That chocolate cake looks very tempting.
The job offer is very tempting because it includes a much higher salary and better benefits.
Despite her commitment to the project, the prospect of a month-long sabbatical in Italy proved too tempting to refuse.
Usage
Often follows a linking verb like 'look', 'sound', or 'be'.