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attract
verb (attracted , attracting )
1 to cause (attention, notice, a crowd, interest, etc) to be directed towards oneself, itself, etc Her new film attracted much criticism .
2 to draw or pull (towards itself), especially by exerting some force or power; to be drawn or pulled (towards something that exerts some force or power) This type of screen attracts a lot of dust .
3 to arouse liking or admiration in someone; to be attractive to them.
[15c: from Latin trahere to draw]
verb (attracted , attracting )
1 to cause (attention, notice, a crowd, interest, etc) to be directed towards oneself, itself, etc Her new film attracted much criticism .
2 to draw or pull (towards itself), especially by exerting some force or power; to be drawn or pulled (towards something that exerts some force or power) This type of screen attracts a lot of dust .
3 to arouse liking or admiration in someone; to be attractive to them.
[15c: from Latin trahere to draw]
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