magnetic
/mæɡˈnɛtɪk/
adjective
- Having the property of attracting iron or steel, or of being attracted by a magnet.
- Some rocks on the beach are naturally magnetic.
- The magnetic force of the refrigerator door held the note in place.
- She used a magnetic screwdriver to pick up the tiny screws.
- Very attractive or charming in a way that draws people's attention.
- The speaker had a magnetic personality that captivated the audience.
- He possessed a magnetic presence that filled the room.
- Her magnetic smile made everyone feel welcome.
- Relating to or produced by the Earth's magnetic field.
- Birds use the Earth's magnetic field to navigate during migration.
- The magnetic storm caused beautiful auroras in the sky.
- A compass needle points toward the magnetic north pole.
- Relating to or using magnetic storage media, such as tapes or hard drives.
- Old magnetic tapes were used to store computer data in the 1980s.
- Magnetic stripe cards are still common on hotel key cards.
- The hard drive uses magnetic platters to save your files.
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