magnetized
/ˈmæɡnətaɪzd/
adjective
- Having the properties of a magnet; able to attract iron or steel.
- She used a magnetized strip on the back of her phone to attach it to the car mount.
- The old compass needle was still magnetized and pointed north.
- The magnetized screwdriver picked up the tiny metal screws easily.
- Very attracted or fascinated by someone or something.
- He felt magnetized to the bright lights and music of the city.
- The audience sat magnetized by the speaker's powerful story.
- Her gaze was magnetized by the stunning sunset over the ocean.
Synonyms
verb
- Past tense of magnetize: made something into a magnet or gave it magnetic properties.
- The factory magnetized thousands of screws for use in electronic devices.
- They magnetized the needle so it could be used as a simple compass.
- The scientist magnetized the metal bar by rubbing it with a strong magnet.
- Past tense of magnetize: attracted or fascinated someone strongly.
- The mystery of the ancient ruins magnetized explorers from around the world.
- Her kindness and confidence magnetized everyone she met.
- The performer's energy magnetized the entire crowd.