Magnetize synonyms

măg'nĭ-tīz'

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lure
To attract or entice, especially by wiles or temptation:
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charm
To protect with, or make invulnerable by, spells, charms, or supernatural influences.
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attract
To arouse interest.
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draw (related)
To pour forth liquid:
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fascinate (related)
To capture and hold someone's interest and attention.
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allure
To entice; to attract.
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appeal
To be attractive or interesting:
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entice
To lure; to attract by arousing desire or hope.
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take
To receive into a particular relation or association, as into one's care or keeping:
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pull
(Informal) To put into effect; carry out; perform
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like (related)
(Informal) Likely
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magnetise
Alternative spelling of magnetize.
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mesmerize
To exercise mesmerism on; to spellbind; to enthrall.
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mesmerise
Non-Oxford British English standard spelling of mesmerize.
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bewitch
To captivate completely; fascinate.
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spellbind
To hold under or as if under a spell; enchant or fascinate.
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demagnetize (antonym)
To reduce or remove magnetism in or the magnetic properties of
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degauss
To reduce or eliminate a magnetic field, especially from the hull of a ship, or from a computer monitor
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non-spherical (related)
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ferromagnetic (related)
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vaporise (related)
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Magnetize Sentence Examples

  • 45) that they magnetize the part of the iron band passing through the coil.

  • p. 203) noticed that a single electric spark about an inch long thrown on to a circuit of wire in an upper room could magnetize steel needles included in a parallel circuit of wire placed in a cellar 30 ft.

  • magnetize metal.

  • It had long been known that the discharges from a Leyden jar could magnetize or demagnetize steel needles.

  • The most interesting of his discoveries, now generally known as the " Wiedemann effect," is the following: If we magnetize longitudinally a straight wire which is fixed at one end and free at the other, and then pass an electric current through the wire (or first pass the current and then magnetize), the free end of the wire will twist in a certain direction depending upon circumstances: if the wire is of iron, and is magnetized (with a moderate force) so that its free end has north polarity, while the current through it passes from the fixed to the free end, then the free end as seen from the fixed end will twist in the direction of the hands of a watch; if either the magnetization or the current is reversed, the direction of the twist will be reversed.

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