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attractions
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a feeling of liking a person, particularly in a sexual way
- She felt a strong attraction to her coworker.
- Their mutual attraction was evident from the way they looked at each other.
- He couldn't deny his attraction to her charming personality.
- The attraction between them grew stronger with each passing day.
- She was surprised by her sudden attraction to someone she had just met.
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a place, activity, etc. that is interesting and enjoyable to the public
- The amusement park is a popular attraction for families.
- The museum's new exhibit became the main attraction for visitors.
- The city's annual festival is a major attraction for tourists.
- The zoo's latest attraction is a rare species of panda.
- The historic castle is a top attraction for history enthusiasts.
3
the force that draws one object towards another
- The attraction between the magnets was strong enough to hold them together.
- Gravity is the attraction that keeps us grounded on Earth.
- The attraction between the two charged particles caused them to move closer.
- The scientist explained the concept of gravitational attraction to the students.
- The attraction of the moon's gravity affects the ocean tides.
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a quality or feature of someone or something that evokes interest, liking, or desire in others
- Her kindness was a major attraction for everyone who met her.
- The city's main attraction is its beautiful historic architecture.
- His sense of humor was an attraction that made him popular among his peers.
- The new park's attraction is its state-of-the-art playground.
- The attraction of the job was the opportunity for career growth.
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an entertainer who attracts large audiences
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