English

attract

əˈtrækt, əˈtɹækt
Meaning: to pull or draw someone or something towards them
Part of Speech: Verb Alternative Readings: əˈtɹækt

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Verb inflections

Form Inflected form
Base attract
3rd person singular present attracts
Present participle attracting
Past attracted
Will future will attract
Going-to future going to attract
Imperative negative don't attract / do not attract

Example sentences

The bright flowers attract butterflies to the garden every spring.
The bright flowers attract butterflies to the garden every spring.
The unique design of the building attracts many tourists.
The unique design of the building attracts many tourists.
The new film has attracted widespread criticism.
The new film has attracted widespread criticism.
The company launched a new marketing campaign to attract customers.
The company launched a new marketing campaign to attract customers.
The new television show attracted millions of viewers during its first season.
The new television show attracted millions of viewers during its first season.

Usage Notes

Can describe physical pulling (like a magnet) or creating interest and appeal.

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