magnetising

Creating magnetic pull

Magnetising is the British spelling of magnetizing—the process of making something magnetic or giving it magnetic properties.

Iron can be magnetised by exposure to a magnetic field.

Figuratively, to magnetise is to attract powerfully: Her performance magnetised the audience.

The spelling with -s- is standard in British English, while American English uses -z-.

physics

ferromagnetism

Strong atomic magnetic alignment

electromagnetismForce linking charge and magnetism
inductionFormal admission process
fluxContinuous change or flow

polarity · dipole · solenoid · coil · permeability · hysteresis · Gauss · magnetization · saturation · paramagnetism

charisma

captivating

Deeply holding one's attention

spellbindingCompletely capturing one's attention
mesmerizingCompletely capturing one's attention
hypnoticInducing trance or slumber

entrancing · bewitching · enchanting · enthralling · riveting · engrossing · transfixing · beguiling · compelling · arresting

attracting

drawing

Marks forming a picture

pullingForce toward oneself
attractingDrawing toward oneself
luringAttracting through enticement

enticing · captivating · compelling · engaging · alluring · inviting · enchanting · charming · winning · fetching

Opposites

magnetic force direction

magnetisingrepelling

Pushing away forcefully

repulsing · alienating · pushing away · off-putting · disgusting

creation/removal of magnetic properties

magnetisingdemagnetising

Neutralizing magnetic force

demagnetizing · degaussing · repelling · neutralising · discharging

Family

magnet, magnetic, magnetism, magnetize, magnetized, magnetizing, magnetizes, magnetised, magnetises

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