Attraction

What do we mean by attraction?

The act or capability of attracting. noun

The quality of attracting; charm. noun

A feature or characteristic that attracts. noun

A person, place, thing, or event that is intended to attract. noun

The electric or magnetic force exerted by oppositely charged particles, tending to draw or hold the particles together. noun

The gravitational force exerted by one body on another. noun

The act, power, or property of attracting. noun

That which attracts feeling or desire; a charm; an allurement. noun

An invisible power in a body by which it draws anything to itself; the power in nature acting mutually between bodies or ultimate particles, tending to draw them together, or to produce their cohesion or combination, and conversely resisting separation. noun

The act or property of attracting; the effect of the power or operation of attraction. noun

The power or act of alluring, drawing to, inviting, or engaging; an attractive quality. noun

That which attracts; an attractive object or feature. noun

The tendency to attract noun

The feeling of being attracted noun

An event or location that has a tendency to attract visitors noun

An entertainment that is offered to the public noun

The quality of arousing interest; being attractive or something that attracts noun

A characteristic that provides pleasure and attracts noun

The tendency to attract.

The feeling of being attracted.

An event, location, or business that has a tendency to draw interest from visitors, and in many cases, local residents.

The sacrifice of pieces in order to expose the enemy king.

1)a person or thing that catches the attention of another being 2)the magnetic force that pulls two people together regardless of their own will 3)easy to avoid, but impossible to ignore Urban Dictionary

Something or someone that is very appealing, nice to look at, and you wish you could have it. Urban Dictionary

Something that just pulls you in by how it looks, smells, sounds, etc. People are often attractive, but things can be too. Attractive things are often hard to define, particularly in how they attract you. But, they sure do. And, what attracts one person doesn't always attract another. Urban Dictionary

To be more than friends with someone; to like them. Basically, to be crushing on someone. Urban Dictionary

When your dick seems to have a gravitational pull towards the person that you are attracted to. Urban Dictionary

Two objects, or persons being drawn to the other based on a variety of physical, emotional and mental connection. Urban Dictionary

A sarcastic saying used when something unattractive is captured on camera or seen by another person Urban Dictionary

A phenomenon where chemicals and pheromones are released via the human body and the human animal instincts of reproduction and the desire of ownership take precedence. Largely in-part based on the societal definition of "beautiful", as most humans would either have largely varying attractors or none at all. Most often regarded as sensory overload, as the desire is often overwhelming to the human intellect and rationale. Urban Dictionary

1. The physical, emotional attachment to a person in a romantic way; the kind of thing where you want to run your hands all over their skin, their angel bones, their wrists while you talk all night. 2. A form of non-romantic, simple friendship that forms between two people; they don't quite love each other but they definitely like each other. Urban Dictionary

Attractiveness is not necessarily synonymous with "hot." When one spots a potential partner who is "hot," the most common thought process is something along the lines of, "I want to mate with that person." With attractiveness, on the other hand, the thought process proceeds as, "I want to get to know that person intimately, then mate with him/her." Urban Dictionary

Words that are spelled similarly to attraction:
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Words that are triggered by (strongly associated with) the word attraction:
repulsion, disneyland, coaster, themed, visitors, waterfall, ride, disney, haunted, amusement, rides, roller, tourist, guests, zoo, caves, resort, tourism, adventure, cave, tours, sexual, universal, parks, destination, gardens, temple, park.

Words that rhyme with attraction:
action, reaction, traction, interaction, contraction, fraction, transaction, faction, abstraction, infraction, distraction, satisfaction, extraction, inaction, dissatisfaction, retraction, taction, diffraction, exaction, subtraction, liquefaction, paction, overreaction, affirmative action, chain reaction, chemical reaction, capillary action, legal action, direct action, allergic reaction, law of mass action, nuclear reaction, physiological reaction, improper fraction, delayed action, simple fraction, common fraction, endothermic reaction, weak interaction, evasive action, out of action, photochemical reaction, plan of action, immune reaction, pump action, wasserman reaction, conversion reaction, proper fraction, scene of action, hypersensitivity reaction, possible action, complex fraction, accord and satisfaction, anxiety reaction, carrying into action, thermonuclear reaction, police action, conditioned reaction, slide action, insulin reaction, nuclear fusion reaction, social action, conditional reaction, decimal fraction, defense reaction, exothermic reaction, natural action, type i allergic reaction, continued fraction, fundamental interaction, strong interaction, x-ray diffraction, defence reaction, military action, uterine contraction, gravitational interaction, law of action and reaction, learned reaction, piano action, electromagnetic interaction, startle reaction, compound fraction, impossible action, party to the action, chemical action, human action, man of action, group action, in full action, party to the transaction, classaction, telaction.

Adjectives that are often used to describe attraction:
sexual, great, mutual, main, gravitational, strong, physical, interpersonal, magnetic, major, chief, capillary, special, powerful, electrostatic, irresistible, added, popular, greater, greatest, molecular, principal, natural, personal, additional, fatal, electrical, initial, big, erotic, peculiar, romantic, strange, stronger, universal, biggest, obvious, immediate, mysterious, less, prime, counter, emotional, electric, intense, intermolecular, cohesive, strongest, weak, unique, top, apparent, resultant, instant, reciprocal, extraordinary, heterosexual, singular, coulombic, scenic, superior, tremendous.

Nouns that are often described by the adjective attraction:
sphere, attrition.

Words that sound like attraction:
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