tentation
noun
ten·ta·tion
ten‧ˈtāshən
plural -s
1
archaic : temptation
2
: a mode of adjusting or operating by successive steps, trials, or experiments
Word History
Etymology
Latin tentation-, tentatio, from tentatus (past participle of tentare to feel, attempt, tempt) + -ion-, -io -ion
- undercoverts
- undercroft
- undercrofts
- undercrossing
- undercrowded
- undercrowding
- undercurrent
- undercurrents
- undercut
- undercuts
- undercutter
- undercutting
- underdeck
- underdeck tonnage
- underdecks
- underdeveloped
- underdeveloping
- underdevelopment
- underdevelopments
- underdevelops
- underdiagnose
- underdiagnosed
- underdiagnoses
- underdiagnosing
- underdiagnosis