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Synonyms & Similar Words
drawn
captivated
enticed
enchanted
charmed
fascinated
intrigued
interested
appealed
allured
beckoned
invited
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enthrall
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hypnotized
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gratified
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smitten
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absorbed
engaged
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focused
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impressed
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inspired
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motivated
influenced
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won
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attracted
enlisted
Meaning of Attracted
The primary meaning of the word "Attracted" is to draw someone's attention or interest.
Definitions
- Attracted refers to the act of drawing someone or something towards oneself or itself, often due to a physical or emotional force.
- It can also describe the state of being drawn to someone or something, often due to a feeling of interest, admiration, or affection.
- In a broader sense, attracted can refer to the act of gaining someone's attention or interest, often through a particular quality, characteristic, or action.
Etymology of Attracted
The word "Attracted" originates from the Latin words "attrahere" or "attractus," which mean "to draw towards" or "to pull towards."
The term has been used in the English language since the 15th century, initially to describe physical forces, and later to describe emotional and psychological forces.
Over time, the word has evolved to encompass a range of meanings, including physical, emotional, and psychological attraction.
Example Uses
- The beautiful landscape attracted many tourists to the area.
- She was attracted to the idea of traveling the world and experiencing new cultures.
- The company's innovative products attracted a lot of attention from investors and customers.
- The attractive design of the new smartphone attracted many buyers.
- The city's vibrant atmosphere and cultural events attracted a diverse crowd of artists and musicians.
Antonyms & Near Antonyms
repelled
repulsed
disgusted
distanced
detached
uninterested
unmoved
unaffected
unimpressed
disenchanted
disillusioned
disappointed
discontented
dissatisfied
disaffected
detached
estranged
alienated
isolated
separated
divided
disconnected
unreceptive
unresponsive
resistant
opposed
averse
antagonistic
hostile
adverse