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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
Example Sentences
That could help Spotify decrease subscriber churn, increase advertising dollars and attract new customers.
Despite all the turmoil, Bitcoin continues to attract attention from investors and big companies.
Former ministers described to us the competing goals of major government departments, for example a Home Office attempting to keep numbers down, in opposition to a Treasury that wants tax revenue from more workers, a Health ministry that’s reliant on overseas workers to keep the NHS functioning and a Business department that wants to attract entrepreneurs.
By 1999, Lineker was hosting the show, and reaching audiences the BBC sometimes struggled to attract and retain.
“It’s always been my biggest threat. I’ve always got a kick out of seeing my teammates succeed and being able to attract defenses and being able to read and just try to put the ball on time, on target,” James said.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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