attract

Definition for attract

verb as in draw attention

Strongest matches

appeal to, bring, captivate, draw, engage, entice, fascinate, interest, intrigue, invite, kill, send

Strong matches

allure, bait, beckon, beguile, bewitch, charm, court, drag, enchant, endear, enthrall, entrance, grab, hook, induce, inveigle, lure, magnetize, pull, rizz up, score, seduce, slay, solicit, spellbind, steer, tempt, vamp, wow

Weak matches

come on, exert influence, freak out, give the come-on, go over big, knock dead, knock out, make a hit with, mousetrap, rope in, suck in, sweep off one's feet, turn on, wile

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The pro-Palestinian protest initially attracted about 100 supporters outside Manchester Cathedral.

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I make this observation not for the sin of pride but to showcase how queer folk have received the message that any expression of Pride can attract the stomp.

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To that end, relocating fans in prime seats that can attract such a significant premium on what existed before was a no-brainer.

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She says she was scared of making eye contact with officers in case she attracted their attention.

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Prof Pepin-Neff believes there's a danger that animals which die in the nets actually attract sharks to the beach too.

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