Pronunciation

/əˈtrækʃən/

Definitions

Noun

1. Attraction: A natural force that draws objects towards each other; often used metaphorically to describe something that captures interest or desire. Example: “The city’s skyline is a major tourist attraction.”
2. Attraction: A place, event, or exhibit that is designed to draw visitors due to its interesting features or entertainment value. Example: “The amusement park had several new attractions this year.”
3. Attraction: A person who is appealing or has a strong hold on someone else’s affections. Example: “She was a major attraction at the charity event.”

Verb

To be attracted to someone or something, typically because of their qualities or features. Example: “He was immediately attracted to her vibrant personality.”

Adjective

Describing something that is compelling, fascinating, or appealing. Example: “The museum’s exhibits were highly attractive to art enthusiasts.”

Phrases

• “Be attracted to” implies a strong liking or interest.
• “Natural attraction” refers to an inherent pull between people or objects.
• “Draw visitors’ attention” highlights the power of something to capture curiosity.
• “A magnet for tourists” describes a place that consistently attracts many travelers.

Example Sentences

• Noun: “The local aquarium is a major attraction for families with children.”
• Verb: “The couple was instantly attracted to each other’s shared interests.”
• Adjective: “The redesigned store had an irresistible and modern aesthetic.”
• Adjective (as a modifier): “Her magnetic personality was a major attraction at the conference.”

Synonyms

• Appeal
• Fascination
• Magnetism
• Pull
• Draw
• Interest
• Enchantment
• Attraction power