magnetism

/ˈmæɡnəˌtɪzəm/
noun
  1. The physical force that attracts certain metals, especially iron, and that is produced by magnets or by moving electric currents.
    • The Earth has its own magnetism, which helps birds navigate.
    • The science lesson explained how magnetism works with a compass.
    • Magnetism is used in motors, generators, and speakers.
  2. A powerful ability to attract and charm other people.
    • He had a quiet magnetism that made people trust him instantly.
    • Her natural magnetism made her a great leader.
    • The actor's personal magnetism drew fans from all over the world.
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