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drawing power

NOUN
attraction
Synonyms
STRONGEST
allure appeal attractiveness interest
STRONG
allurement bait captivation charm chemistry come-on courting draw enchantment endearment enthrallment enticement fascination gravitation inclination inducement invitation it lure magnetism pull seduction solicitation temptation tendency
Antonyms
STRONG
discouragement repulsion
WEAK
revulsion
NOUN
charisma
Synonyms
STRONGEST
allure glamour magnetism
STRONG
appeal dazzle fascination flash it pizazz rizz witchcraft witchery
WEAK
animal magnetism something star quality
NOUN
magnetism
Synonyms
STRONGEST
allure charisma
STRONG
appeal attraction draw enchantment fascination glamour hypnotism influence lure magic mesmerism power pull spell witchcraft witchery
WEAK
captivatingness rizz seductiveness
Antonyms
STRONG
impotence incapacity ugliness weakness
WEAK
repugnance repulsion
NOUN
sex appeal
Synonyms
STRONGEST
allure charisma charm glamour sexiness
WEAK
animal magnetism appeal attraction attractiveness confidence enchantment it lure magnetism pizazz presence pull rizz seductiveness sexual magnetism star power

Example Sentences

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But the train they are on is drawing power from it.

From BBC • Oct. 30, 2025

The MLB has a lot riding on him too as it looks to expand its worldwide reach by tapping into the drawing power of players like Ohtani.

From Los Angeles Times • Mar. 27, 2024

Yet when only 12.5 million watched a January 2016 Fox debate that Trump skipped, that gave an indication of his drawing power.

From Seattle Times • Aug. 21, 2023

Many home users leave their cars connected to chargers even if they aren’t drawing power.

From Scientific American • Jul. 13, 2023

The lake was beautiful and always changing in hue and texture, but it was also, Olmsted argued, a novelty capable of amplifying the drawing power of the exposition.

From "The Devil in the White City" by Erik Larson