allective

& s. [Eng. allect; -ive.] A. As adjective: Enticing, alluring. "Woman yfarced with fraude and disceipt, To thy confusion most allective bait." Chaucer: Rem. of Love, ver. 14. B. As substantive: An enticement, an allurement. "An allective to synne."-Sir Thomas More: Workes, al-ledge, v. [ALLEGE.]