cynosure (Meaning)

Wordnet

cynosure (n)

something that provides guidance (as Polaris guides mariners)

something that strongly attracts attention and admiration

The Eiffel Tower stands tall as the cynosure of Paris, drawing millions of visitors each year.
In the bustling city, Times Square serves as the cynosure, with its bright lights and bustling activity.
Her radiant smile made her the cynosure of the room, captivating everyone's attention.
The charismatic leader became the cynosure of the political movement, inspiring countless followers.
The grand cathedral served as the cynosure of the medieval town, its spires reaching towards the sky.
The sparkling diamond necklace was the cynosure of her evening ensemble, shimmering with every movement.
As the sun dipped below the horizon, the lighthouse became the cynosure for sailors navigating the coastline.
The masterpiece painting became the cynosure of the art gallery, drawing admirers from far and wide.
In the vast wilderness, the towering mountain peak served as the cynosure, guiding travelers on their journey.
With its exquisite design and intricate details, the antique clock became the cynosure of the collector's display.

something that provides guidance (as Polaris guides mariners), something that strongly attracts attention and admiration

purpose, focus,compass, direction, intention,polestar, lodestar, loadstar, criterion, touchstone

No antonyms found.

The Eiffel Tower stands tall as the cynosure of Paris, drawing millions of visitors each year.

In the bustling city, Times Square serves as the cynosure, with its bright lights and bustling activity.

Her radiant smile made her the cynosure of the room, captivating everyone's attention.

The charismatic leader became the cynosure of the political movement, inspiring countless followers.