magnetised

Given attractive power

Magnetised is the British spelling of magnetized.

To magnetise something is to give it magnetic properties—the ability to attract iron or steel.

The word extends to people: a magnetising personality draws others in.

Someone magnetised by an idea is powerfully attracted to it.

The children were magnetised by the magician's tricks.

physics

ferromagnetism

Strong atomic magnetic alignment

electromagneticInvolving electric and magnetic fields
inductionFormal admission process
fluxContinuous change or flow

polarity · domains · alignment · saturation · hysteresis · permeability · dipole · gauss · tesla · solenoid

attraction

draw

Create with pencil

pullForce toward oneself
attractDraw toward oneself
lureThing that tempts

entice · captivate · allure · fascinate · enchant · mesmerize · spellbind · hypnotize · grip · hold

figurative

charisma

Magnetic personal appeal

charmAttractive personal quality
presenceState of being somewhere
auraPerceived emanation surrounding someone

glamour · appeal · radiance · electricity · chemistry · spark · energy · vibe · intensity · pull

polarized

divided

Separated into portions

splitSeparation into parts
partisanBiased toward one side
opposingStanding against something

factional · camps · sides · schism · rift · dichotomy · tribalism · entrenched · binary · either-or

Opposites

magnetic state

magnetiseddemagnetised

Magnetic properties removed

unmagnetised · demagnetized · nonmagnetic · degaussed · neutral

figurative attraction

magnetisedrepelled

Drove away forcefully

repulsed · indifferent · unattracted · unmoved · uninterested

Phrases

animal magnetismInnate power to attract
sexual magnetismInnate seductive power
personal magnetism
earth's magnetismPlanet's magnetic field

Family

magnetism, magnetising, magnetises, magnetise, magnetisation

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