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attractive
[uh-trak-tiv]
adjective
providing pleasure or delight, especially in appearance or manner; pleasing; charming; alluring.
an attractive personality.
arousing interest or engaging one's thought, consideration, etc.: an attractive price.
an attractive idea;
an attractive price.
having the quality of attracting.
attractive
/ əˈtræktɪv /
adjective
appealing to the senses or mind through beauty, form, character, etc
arousing interest
an attractive opportunity
possessing the ability to draw or pull
an attractive force
Other Word Forms
- attractively adverb
- attractiveness noun
- superattractive adjective
- unattractive adjective
- unattractively adverb
- unattractiveness noun
Word History and Origins
Origin of attractive1
Example Sentences
It is one of the highest tariffs imposed by Washington and risks making the world's biggest economy less attractive for Brazilian exporters.
But what makes the show worth watching are Weatherly and De Pablo, two extremely attractive middle-aged people with genuine chemistry; he’s superheroically unflappable without ever seeming anything but a regular Joe.
Prof Mabbott said: "Living a lot longer, but suffering from the multiple morbidities that can accompany ageing, and in-and-out of hospital for another tissue transplant does not sound an attractive way to spend my retirement!"
Analysts say the price has also been lifted by expectations that the US central bank will cut its key interest rate, making gold an even more attractive prospect for investors.
They felt this was a time to take advantage of the fact that, as champions, they would be more attractive to potential signings.
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