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Answer for the clue "Magnetic quality ", 10 letters:
attraction

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Word definitions for attraction in dictionaries

Wikipedia Word definitions in Wikipedia
Attraction in linguistics can refer to Case Attraction or to Agreement Attraction.

Wiktionary Word definitions in Wiktionary
n. 1 The tendency to attract. 2 The feeling of being attracted.

WordNet Word definitions in WordNet
n. the force by which one object attracts another [syn: attractive force ] [ant: repulsion ] an entertainment that is offered to the public the quality of arousing interest; being attractive or something that attracts; "her personality held a strange attraction ...

The Collaborative International Dictionary Word definitions in The Collaborative International Dictionary
Magnetic \Mag*net"ic\, Magnetical \Mag*net"ic*al\, a. [L. magneticus: cf. F. magn['e]tique.] Pertaining to the magnet; possessing the properties of the magnet, or corresponding properties; as, a magnetic bar of iron; a magnetic needle. Of or pertaining ...

Usage examples of attraction.

When Inanna insisted she have another, it was easy to show ambivalence, both attraction and reluctance at the same time.

Also I felt an undeniable attraction to this male that caused me only annoyance and bewilderment.

I selected it as the antonym for attractive, attraction and repulsion being opposite forces.

Again, she had assessed Occula as a girl of exceptional style, with far more than the kind of short-term basting appeal of a beauty like Meris, and she did not mean to let her attraction burn up and blaze out like a fire-festival bonfire.

Miss Benger, her writings, pleasing and beautiful as they are, were the smallest part of her merit and her attraction.

She possessed, even in advanced age, the attractions of beauty, and united to a lively imagination a firmness of mind, and strength of judgment, seldom bestowed on her sex.

To the Jew the great attraction of all of these Western movements was that they were quantitative, and thus all tended to break down the exclusiveness of the West, which had kept him out of its power struggles, and confined in his ghetto, dreaming of his revenge for centuries of persecution.

He was aware of the attraction he had for her but aware also that Melia was ashamed of the feelings he could arouse in her, and was fiercely determined not to yield to them.

Berlinton, who never before, since her marriage, had been of any party where her attractions had not been unrivalled, had believed herself superior to pleasure from personal homage, and knew not, till she missed it, that it made any part of her amusement in public.

Don Rodrigo de Buen Lozano was a mature, elegant Asturian, a champion at pelota and partridge shooting, who compensated with his other attractions for being twenty-two years older than his wife.

If we tried to use a perturbative approach by, say, singling out the gravitational attraction between two stars and using it to determine our ballpark approximation, we would quickly find that our approach had failed.

Altogether, the face was cast in a rare and intellectual mould, and, if wanting in those more luxuriant attractions common to the age of the stranger, who could scarcely have attained his twenty-sixth year, it betokened, at least, that predominance of mind over body which in some eyes is the most requisite characteristic of masculine beauty.

In addition to meeting people on your tour group, you will encounter people from new and completely different tour groups, because you will all be stopping at the same popular attractions, which have been thoughtfully preselected for you based on their cultural interest as measured in square footage of parking area.

Saturday shows at the Empire, which usually consisted of a creature feature, eight or nine cartoons, Prevues of Coming Attractions, and the MovieTone News.

Graveyards held for him no particular attraction beyond their quaintness and historic value, and of anything like violence or savage instinct he was utterly devoid.