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Meanings of magnetised in English
Having the properties of a magnet; i.e. of attracting iron or steel.
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Usage of magnetised in English
1
His eyes, turning magnetised upon Betty, revealed the story of his soul.
2
Men admire his assertiveness; women are magnetised by his reckless approach to leisurewear.
3
The epileptic patients at the Salpetriere were magnetised by permission of M. Esquirol.
4
The difference here is that both the rail and the train are magnetised.
5
She stood very still, like one magnetised, her gaze riveted on the carpet.
6
The intense earnestness of Trennahan's gaze magnetised her out of self-consciousness.
7
The magnetised outfit is fastened on the thorax; and the insect is let go.
8
The water was strongly magnetised in each glass, and the girl emptied them all.
9
The nickel magnetised by Dr. Elliotson was, after a pause, applied in a similar manner.
10
A slip of crumpled paper, magnetised by being held in the hand, produced no effect.
11
A bit of scrap-iron magnetised turns to the pole.
12
Any change in the inclination of the magnetised needle?
13
People were always dropping in at Hyde Park Gate: perhaps Sara's bright eyes magnetised them.
14
Boys have been heard to remark that that organ was magnetised and attracted iron filings.
15
They came together as though they had been magnetised.
16
He stared back at her, momentarily half-magnetised, and then broke forth into a harsh half-laugh.
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Magnetised across language varieties
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