magnetizee (Meaning)
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magnetizee (n.)
A person subjected to the influence of animal magnetism.
Synonyms & Antonyms of magnetizee
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magnetizee Sentence Examples
- The powerful magnet swiftly magnetized the metal shavings, causing them to cling tightly.
- The electromagnetic coil was designed to magnetize a small iron core within its center.
- The Earth's magnetic field can partially magnetize rocks, creating natural compasses.
- Laser pulses were used to selectively magnetize specific areas of a material, enabling precise control over its magnetic properties.
- The magnetized needle of the compass pointed accurately to the Earth's magnetic north pole.
- The medical equipment employed electromagnetic waves to magnetize the blood of patients, enhancing circulation.
- The magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) machine relied on the principle of magnetizing protons in the body to create detailed images.
- Scientists investigated methods to magnetize non-magnetic materials, paving the way for innovative applications.
- Lightning strikes can temporarily magnetize objects they hit, leaving behind a residual magnetic field.
- The magnetized iron filings formed intricate patterns on the whiteboard, revealing the magnetic field lines.
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A person subjected to the influence of animal magnetism.
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The powerful magnet swiftly magnetized the metal shavings, causing them to cling tightly.
The electromagnetic coil was designed to magnetize a small iron core within its center.
The Earth's magnetic field can partially magnetize rocks, creating natural compasses.
Laser pulses were used to selectively magnetize specific areas of a material, enabling precise control over its magnetic properties.
