Attraction

Noun

 * 1) The tendency to attract
 * 2) The feeling of being attracted
 * 3) An event or location that has a tendency to attract visitors

Adjectives for Attraction
supreme; irresistible; queer; sweet; rare;natural; voluptuous; defective; dreadful; morbid; tragic; uncomfortable; fierce; insidious; unrivaled; loudly-heralded; dazzling; outstanding; overwhelming; principal; unusual; foremost; notable; cosmopolitan; physical; manifold; tidal; sexual; pastoral;scenic; sartorial; historic; instant; growing; current; fleeting; scant; mutual; indefinable; obvious; chief; personal; myriad (plural); time-mellowed; casual; added; unspoken; spiritual; powerful; material instinctive; clouded; poetical; limitless (plural) specific; resultant; acute; gratuitous; magnetic; electrostatic; hideous; fatal; permanent; feature; secret; coquettish; specious; mysterious; reciprocal; innumerable (plural); intellectual; accelerative; divine; enormous; sylvan; intrinsic; varying; imperious conjugal; subtle.

Verbs for Attraction
admit—; augment—; cause—; center— confess to—; exert—; force—; form—; illustrate—; yield to—; —adheres; —allures; —develops; —diminishes; —draws; —enhances; —fades; —lures; —recedes; —unsettles.

Synonyms for Atrraction
charm, pull, charm, fascination, magnetism, pull, lure, enticement, allure, affinity.

Antonyms for Attraction
repulsion

Thesaurus
pleasing; pleasure; prepossessing; presentation; pretty; provocative; provocativeness; pulchritudinous; pull; pulling; pulling power; seducement; seduction; seductive; seductiveness; sex appeal; show; sightly; simpatico; siren; snare; snaring; sympathy; taking; tantalization; tantalizing; teasing; temptation; tempting; towage; towing; traction; tractive power; tug-of-war; tugging; unobjectionableness; winning; winning ways; winsomeness; witchery; wooing; Circean; acceptability; accord; affinity; agacerie; agreeability; agreeable; allure; allurement; alluring; appeal; appealing; attractant; attracting; attractive; attractiveness; bait; beauteous; beautiful; beckoning; beguilement; beguiling; bewitchery; bewitching; bewitchment; blandishment; bonny; cajolery; call; captivating; captivation; charisma; charm; charming; charmingness; come-hither; come-on; comely; concord; delight; desirability; draft; draw; drawing; drawing power; drayage; enchanting; enchantment; engaging; entertainment; enthrallment; enticement; enticing; entrapment; extraction; fair; fascinating; fascination; fetching; flirtation; forbidden fruit; glamorous; glamour; good-looking; goodly; gravitation; handsome; harmony; haulage; hauling; heaving; hook; inducement; interest; interesting; inveiglement; invitation; inviting; likability; likable; likely; lovability; lovely; lure; magnetic; magnetism; mesmeric; performance;

Etymology
attractio: from the verb attraho: (= ad: + traho:)

Pronunciation

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