1620s, from seduct-, past-participle stem of Latin seducere (see seduce) + -ible. Related: Seductibly; seductibility.
sedimentary
sedimentation
sedition
seditious
seduce
seductible
seduction
seductive
seductress
sedulity
sedulous
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