attrahent (Meaning)
attrahent (v. t.)
Attracting; drawing; attractive.
attrahent (n.)
That which attracts, as a magnet.
A substance which, by irritating the surface, excites action in the part to which it is applied, as a blister, an epispastic, a sinapism.
Synonyms & Antonyms of attrahent
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attrahent Sentence Examples
- The attrahent lure wafted through the forest, beckoning the hikers to its source.
- The professor's charisma acted as an attrahent, drawing students to his lectures.
- The flamboyant performer used his stage presence as an attrahent, captivating the audience.
- The sweet scent of blooming flowers served as an attrahent for bees and butterflies.
- The glistening surface of the lake was an attrahent to swimmers and boaters alike.
- The siren's enchanting song became an attrahent, luring sailors to their doom.
- The child's infectious laughter acted as an attrahent, drawing people to their cheerfulness.
- The glowing embers of the campfire acted as an attrahent, inviting people to gather around for warmth and companionship.
- The rhythmic beat of the music served as an attrahent, drawing dancers to the floor.
- The exotic spices in the dish acted as an attrahent, tantalizing the senses and stimulating the appetite.
FAQs About the word attrahent
Attracting; drawing; attractive., That which attracts, as a magnet., A substance which, by irritating the surface, excites action in the part to which it is app
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The attrahent lure wafted through the forest, beckoning the hikers to its source.
The professor's charisma acted as an attrahent, drawing students to his lectures.
The flamboyant performer used his stage presence as an attrahent, captivating the audience.
The sweet scent of blooming flowers served as an attrahent for bees and butterflies.
