Noun
a woman who is considered to be dangerously seductive
Source: WordNetBattered by a fatwa and one femme fatale too many, Salman would have some understanding of this. Source: Internet
Carol's ex-wife Princess Helen was widely viewed as a wronged woman, while Lupescu was seen as the femme fatale who had stolen Carol away from the loving arms of Helen. Source: Internet
Many of the characters in Mulholland Drive are archetypes that can only be perceived as cliché: the new Hollywood hopeful, the femme fatale, the maverick director and shady powerbrokers that Lynch never seems to explore fully. Source: Internet
Like Carmilla, this undead femme fatale is not portrayed in an entirely negative way and attempts, but fails, to save the hero Spalatro from the eternal damnation that seems to be his destiny. Source: Internet
Carmen is a femme fatale for the slacker era, a girl who can manipulate men, but doesn't want to work too hard at it. Source: Internet
In short, she’s the archetype on which the modern femme fatale was built – and therefore perfect to play the role of one in my novels. Source: Internet