magnetism

magnetism
n
1. magnetic force or intensity, Elect. gauss, Elect. oersted; magnetomotive force, magnetomotivity, magnetic flux density, magnetic field, electromagnetic field, electroaffinity, electromagnetic attraction, electromagnetic repulsion.
2. gravity, gravitation; capillarity, capillary attraction; affinity, sympathy, inclination, tendency.
3. attraction, interest, charm, glamour, appeal, enchantment, attractiveness, seductiveness, winsomeness, winning ways, likability, lovability; charisma, Sp. duende. personal magnetism, animal magnetism, sex appeal, SlSA; power of attraction, force, power, personality, energy, potency, vitality, dynamism, authority, hold, sway, dominance, influence; pulling or drawing power, drag, pull, tug, traction, electrification.
4. allurement, irresistibility, fascination, captivation, enchantment; desirability, lure, witchery, bewitchment, spell, magic; temptation, enticement, seduction, provocativeness; sorcery, mesmerism, hypnotic influence, siren song, invitation; come-hither quality, flame to a moth, that certain something, Sl come-on.

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