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A force under the influence of which objects or people are drawn to each other
“Sir Oliver seems to think that when the nature of the electron is explained, we will then know what the attraction is which brings the apple to the ground.”
A quality or ability to evoke interest in, or liking for someone or something
“People who do not play often cannot be made to understand what the attraction is for either players or fans.”
The state, quality or power of being temptingly attractive
“Nevertheless, Jack's loyalty to Willie Stark and the attraction of political power are more compelling than loyalty to his surrogate father.”
Something that tempts or induces someone to do something
“If I have the strength to resist this attraction, I can drink this wine. If I cannot smell it without finishing the bottle, I am an alcoholic and I should not even smell it.”
A place or thing which draws visitors by providing something of interest or pleasure
“Promoting the town as a tourist attraction is to be one of the council's main objectives over the next twelve months.”
Something which provides entertainment
“A pool table, which at one time was the main attraction, lay pushed to the corner.”
An interest in, or liking for, something
The advantage or benefit of something
A compulsive or irrational preoccupation
The mutual attraction between two people
A person or thing used to mislead or lure someone into a trap
A highlight or special attraction of a particular place, thing or event
An advantage or purpose that can be gained from doing something
An interesting, exciting or fascinating edge or quality
The core or basis for something
Arousal on a primal level
A show put on for the enjoyment or amusement of others
A pleasure ride consisting of a slowly revolving circular platform
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