attractive

IPA: ʌtrˈæktɪv

Causing attraction; having the quality of attracting by inherent force.
Having the power of charming or alluring by agreeable qualities; enticing.
Pleasing or appealing to the senses, especially of a potential romantic partner.

Examples of "attractive" in Sentences

If being more conventionally attractive is a motivating factor, that's fine.
I mean, biologically it would seem, we are wired to be drawn to what we call attractive women.
The advertising community found this term attractive for two reasons, one explicit and one subconscious.
The Navy said the low take up had nothing to do with the packages on offer which it described as 'attractive'.
So, they were asked to evaluate the candidates based on nothing else except their appearance, and the more attractive candidates were deemed... wait for it.... *more attractive*!
"We'll miss both hopeful rallies and despairing selloffs," said Mr. Arbess, who said he has assumed a "neutral" position, despite what he calls "attractive" stock and bond opportunities.
Google earns what it describes as attractive returns on its investments by capturing local and federal renewable energy tax credits and charging interest on the money it supplies for the projects.