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Meanings of magnetic attraction in English
Portuguese
magnetismo Catalan
magnetisme Attraction for iron; associated with electric currents as well as magnets; characterized by fields of force.
Synonyms
Examples for "magnetism"
Examples for "magnetism"
1
She thought of cigarettes, but the thought seemed far away, without magnetism.
2
Let us go for universals; for the magnetism, not for the needles.
3
In fact, it is closely allied in its cause to terrestrial magnetism.
4
I would love to. And there is that magnetism at work again.
5
Others will reply that successful talking is the effect of personal magnetism.
1
Or it is like a current of magnetic force in the ether.
2
Some magnetic force drew her toward that obliterated line in the roadway.
3
Electric and magnetic force varies inversely as the square of the distance.
4
The magnetic force has here acted upon particles visible to the eye.
5
That same magnetic force can also be used to move it forwards.
Usage of magnetic attraction in English
1
But the principle of magnetic attraction implies, also, the principle of magnetic repulsion.
2
She had again felt with an irresistible force the magnetic attraction of death.
3
They seemed to exercise a sort of magnetic attraction over him.
4
Cheon's shot-gun appeared to have a magnetic attraction for wild duck.
5
Who can explain the principle of magnetic attraction, for instance?
6
Morality a Force; the magnetic attraction of the heart pointing towards Truth and Virtue, 89-m.
7
In an interview with The Guardian, Adès describes his composition in terms of magnetic attraction.
8
That water has a magnetic attraction for golf balls.
9
The magnetic attraction between teacher and taught established itself.
10
Everyone could feel it, which explained her magnetic attraction.
11
Bunkers seemed to have a magnetic attraction for him.
12
A magnetic attraction seemed drawing him on-on- tothecentreof light and joy-his lady's presence.
13
Tonight: A magnetic attraction can develop quite quickly.
14
The vertical dip of the needle was explained by the magnetic attraction of the north pole.
15
He too has felt the magnetic attraction of the irresistible little creature whom every one likes.
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One would fancy the old fellow laboured now and then under a magnetic attraction to beggary.
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