Obs. rare–1. [ad. med.L. tractūra (Du Cange), f. tract-, ppl. stem of trahĕre to draw: see -URE.] Drawing, attraction, enticement.
1658. Manton, Exp. Jude 6, Wks. 1871, V. 192. The angels being created pure, they had no lust within to incline them;… there was no evil tracture, no tempter; how could they sin?
