attract

IPA: ʌtrˈækt

(transitive) To pull toward without touching.
(transitive) To draw by moral, emotional or sexual influence; to engage or fix, as the mind, attention, etc.; to invite or allure.
(transitive) To incur.

Examples of "attract" in Sentences

His eyes are attractive.
The crater is the main attraction.
The main attraction was the pavilion.
Is this the attractant to the pollinator
The strength of the attraction is strong.
The attraction is the surrounding scenery.
It makes the face lustrous and attractive.
In the winter, skiing is the main attraction.
Try to make your title attract a certain audience.
Is the woman in question attractive to the speaker
Beethoven was attracted to the ideals of the Enlightenment.
By the way, how many Bostonians did Sarah Palin attract yesterday on the Boston Common?
Why plants would try to poison the honeybees they wish to attract is a scientific mystery.
The nature of the opposition they attract is itself proof that con-cons can make a real difference.
Yet it must again attract it precisely as that of which it is conscious as itself, only in a different form [Gestalt].
How communities are run and their priorities, how you live your life, what kinds of people you attract is the ultimate politics.
Diplomatically, the United States can use the combination of “hard” and “soft” assets that constitute its unique strength to show a face that will again attract the world.
If there are multiple trailers for one movie out in theaters, attached to different movies, the possible audience it can attract is broadened as opposed to just in one trailer's case.