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Synonyms & Similar Words
attract
allure
draw
entice
lure
captivate
fascinate
enchant
mesmerize
hypnotize
beguile
charm
bewitch
enthrall
spellbind
mesmerize
electrify
thrill
excite
stimulate
inspire
influence
persuade
convince
sway
induce
coax
cajole
tempt
seduce
invite
appeal
interest
intrigue
engage
absorb
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grip
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clutch
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ensnare
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dominate
overpower
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overcome
subdue
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Meaning of Magnetize
To give something magnetic properties, or to attract and interest someone very much.
Definitions
- To magnetize something means to make it magnetic, typically by inserting a magnet or applying a magnetic field.
- To magnetize someone means to attract and interest them very much, often because of a strong personality or charm.
- In a broader sense, to magnetize can mean to make something or someone attractive and compelling, drawing attention and interest.
Etymology of Magnetize
The word "magnetize" comes from the noun "magnet", which is derived from the Greek word "magnētis lithos", meaning "Magnesian stone", a type of iron ore found in Magnesia, a region in ancient Greece.
The verb "magnetize" emerged in the 17th century, initially used in the context of physics and later expanding to include figurative meanings related to attraction and charm.
Example Uses
- The company's new product is designed to magnetize metal particles, making them easier to remove from the air.
- The charismatic leader's speech magnetized the audience, inspiring them to take action.
- The beautiful scenery magnetized tourists, drawing them to the area in large numbers.
Antonyms & Near Antonyms
repel
repulse
disgust
offend
alienate
deter
discourage
disinterest
bore
depress
disappoint
disillusion
disenchant
dishearten
detest
despise
abhor
hate
loathe
dislike
disdain
scorn
reject
refuse
resist
oppose
contradict
defy
fight
resist
withstand
counteract
neutralize
demagnetize