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Meanings of magnetized in English
Having the properties of a magnet; i.e. of attracting iron or steel.
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Usage of magnetized in English
1
He looked more like a magnetized corpse than he did a man.
2
Might and wrong combined, like iron magnetized, are endowed with irresistible attraction.
3
The healing could have wiped his brain cleaner than a magnetized disk.'
4
The eyes of this woman magnetized him in the same way.
5
This jar is filled with water and the magnetized needle placed in it.
6
The oldest craters have magnetized floors; the later ones are unmagnetized.
7
He had powerful gray eyes and they magnetized the truth out of her.
8
First, of course, the hull was magnetized and the bombs fused.
9
It comes in two magnetized pieces for easy on and off.
10
French society appeared at one moment divided into magnetizers and magnetized.
11
The man who tacks them together uses a magnetized tack hammer.
12
This one exception is, as we have seen, the person who magnetized him.
13
The little treble of her voice, demanding such respect, magnetized him.
14
Artist Stefan G. Bucher will deploy magnetized fluids and shape-memory alloys.
15
Some plain water engendered convulsions occasionally, when magnetized water did not.
16
He recalled Monk's discovery of a magnetized cross back in Cologne.
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United States of America
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United Kingdom
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