Seducer
/sɪˈduːsər/
Definition 1 of 1
Pro Tip 1/3Context Matters
Used in stories or discussions about romantic pursuits, not in professional or formal situations. 
In the novel, the seducer wooed every woman he met.
Pro Tip 2/3Often Negative
Implies manipulation or dishonesty; it’s not just about charm but also deceit. 
He earned a reputation as a seducer, playing with people's emotions.
Pro Tip 3/3Not Gendered
Though often associated with men, 'seducer' can refer to anyone of any gender. 
The movie's villain was a skilled seducer, regardless of her prey's gender.