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To cause (someone) to have a liking for or interest in something

To pull toward without touching

(be attracted to) To have a romantic interest in

To lure or tempt into doing or taking something

To make happen or bring about

To bring oneself into favour with someone by flattering or trying to please him or her

To absorb or imbibe

To elicit support for something

To fetch (an amount of money) as income or profit

To focus on, usually of one's vision or thoughts

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Verb

To cause (someone) to have a liking for or interest in something

exert a pull on

exert influence on

make a hit with

whet the appetite of

float someone's boat

light someone's fire

make your mouth water

tickle your fancy

turn someone's head

hold spellbound

tickle to death

put under a spell

turn someone on

be of interest to

give someone a thrill

hold your attention

do it for someone

catch the eye of

get someone going

hold the attention of

be attractive to

turn one's head

arouse curiosity

bring on oneself

make someone feel sexy

make someone feel sexually excited

give someone a kick

be interesting to

cast a spell on

make an impression on

grab the attention of

send into raptures

fill with delight

dangle a carrot in front of

capture your imagination

engage one's attention

whet one's appetite

sweep sombeody off his/her feet

arouse the curiosity of

engage someone's attention

be a source of fascination to

tickle the fancy of

sexually arouse

whet someone's appetite

take someone's fancy

keep someone hanging on

arouse sexually

give someone a charge

do one's heart good

give great pleasure to

do someone's heart good

give someone pleasure

give pleasure to

warm the cockles of the heart

make someone feel good

get one's kicks

interest greatly

be likely to cause

be likely to lead to

leave the door open to

light a fire under

fire with enthusiasm

give a new lease of life to

put a bomb under

fire someone's imagination

act as a incentive to

act as a stimulus to

put new life in

make your head spin

go to your head

put new heart into

put new heart in

put new strength in

fan the flames of

be the cause of

give the incentive to

make someone's spirits soar

give someone great pleasure

make very happy

get under your skin

race one's motor

knock your socks off

bring into being

call into being

make somebody's day

make someone glad

make someone pleased

be agreeable to

give a shot in the arm

take your breath away

be on your back

get one started

act as a impetus to

build a fire under

act as a fillip to

act as a spur to

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“As a fresh college graduate, the idea of working for a multinational corporation would attract me at the time.”

Verb

To pull toward without touching

catch the eye of

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“The strong force will attract protons to protons or neutrons to neutrons.”

Verb

(be attracted to) To have a romantic interest in

be besotted with

be infatuated with

be smitten with

be captivated by

be enamoured of

be enchanted by

be enthralled by

be fascinated with

be find attractive

be find irresistible

have affection for

be bewitched by

be entranced by

be in love with

be passionate about

feel affection for

have a great liking for

have a passion for

have a penchant for

have a predilection for

have a proclivity for

take a fancy to

think the world of

be bowled over by

be consumed with desire for

be love-struck by

have a soft spot for

have a thing about

have a thing for

have a weakness for

have it bad for

be attracted to

put on pedestal

“It is quite clear from his gaze that Tom is attracted to Nicky.”

Verb

To lure or tempt into doing or taking something

dangle a carrot in front of

“At times I wondered if we were just bait to attract the enemy, or if this was really the military tactics of our well-disciplined higher echelon.”

Verb

To make happen or bring about

Verb

To bring oneself into favour with someone by flattering or trying to please him or her

Verb

To absorb or imbibe

remove the water from

wipe water from

wipe tears from

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Verb

To elicit support for something

drum up support

make a pitch for

Verb

To fetch (an amount of money) as income or profit

command a price of

have a price of

get your hands on

scrape together

come into possession of

take possession of

get possession of

make a profit of

win possession of

be presented with

have conferred on one

realize a profit of

succeed in finding

bring to fruition

be appointed to

beg borrow or steal

get as a result

take receipt of

get one's mitts on

possess oneself of

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Verb

To focus on, usually of one's vision or thoughts

set your sights on

turn something on someone

have your sights on

be brought to bear

get in one's sights

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