un attracting

[uh-trakt] /əˈtrækt/ Show IPA
verbs 3

verb (used with object)
The gravitational force of the earth attracts smaller bodies to it.
to attract attention; to attract admirers by one's charm.
verb (used without object)
to possess or exert the power of attraction.

1400–50; late Middle English < Latin attractus drawn to (past participle of attrahere), equivalent to at- at- + trac- (variant stem of trahere to draw) + -tus past participle suffix

attractable, adjective
attractableness, noun
attractingly, adverb
attractor, attracter, noun
reattract, verb (used with object)
unattractable, adjective
unattracted, adjective
unattracting, adjective

attract (əˈtrækt)
1.  to draw (notice, a crowd of observers, etc) to oneself by conspicuous behaviour or appearance (esp in the phrase attract attention)
2.  (also intr) to exert a force on (a body) that tends to cause an approach or oppose a separation: the gravitational pull of the earth attracts objects to it
3.  to possess some property that pulls or draws (something) towards itself: jam attracts wasps
4.  (also intr) to exert a pleasing, alluring, or fascinating influence (upon); be attractive (to)
[C15: from Latin attrahere to draw towards, from trahere to pull]

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