Meaning & Definition of word "Magnetic"
Magnetic
/mæɡˈnɛtɪk/
adjective:
- 1. Of or relating to the physical phenomena associated with magnets; characterized by the ability to attract or repel magnetic materials.
- Example: The magnetic force between the two poles of a magnet is strongest at the ends.
- 2. Capable of being attracted by a magnet.
- Example: Iron is a magnetic material that can be easily attracted to magnets.
- 3. Having an appealing or captivating quality; charming.
- Example: Her magnetic personality drew people to her effortlessly.
- 4. Related to a magnetic field or magnetic lines of force.
- Example: The magnetic field around the planet helps to protect us from solar radiation.
Etymology
●From Middle English 'magnetik', via Latin 'magneticus', from Greek 'magnētikos', from 'magnētēs' meaning 'magnet'.
Common Phrases and Expressions
magnetic pull:
The force that draws objects towards a magnet.
magnetic personality:
A person whose charm and appeal attract others.
Related Words
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.
Slang Meanings of magnetic
Meaning: Used to describe someone or something that attracts attention.
● Example Sentence: He's got a magnetic vibe that everyone loves.
Meaning: Refers to someone with an irresistible charm.
● Example Sentence: Her magnetic style makes her stand out in a crowd.