Magnetic

/mæɡˈnɛtɪk/

Meaning & Definition

adjective

Of or relating to the physical phenomena associated with magnets; characterized by the ability to attract or repel magnetic materials.

The magnetic force between the two poles of a magnet is strongest at the ends.

Capable of being attracted by a magnet.

Iron is a magnetic material that can be easily attracted to magnets.

Having an appealing or captivating quality; charming.

Her magnetic personality drew people to her effortlessly.

Related to a magnetic field or magnetic lines of force.

The magnetic field around the planet helps to protect us from solar radiation.

From Middle English 'magnetik', via Latin 'magneticus', from Greek 'magnētikos', from 'magnētēs' meaning 'magnet'.

magnetic pull

The force that draws objects towards a magnet.

magnetic personality

A person whose charm and appeal attract others.

magnet

An object that produces a magnetic field.

magnetism

The force exerted by magnets when they attract or repel each other.

magnetized

To make an object magnetic.

Used to describe someone or something that attracts attention.

He's got a magnetic vibe that everyone loves.

Refers to someone with an irresistible charm.

Her magnetic style makes her stand out in a crowd.