attract
/əˈtrækt/
verbat · tract
Think: “A TRACTOR can ATTRACT attention”—both have TRACT in the middle.
Yes, it's attract. Don’t add an extra “t” after the a: it’s a + tract → attract.
Definitions
- verbto draw someone or something toward a place, object, or person
- verbto cause interest or attention; to appeal to
Examples
- “Bright flowers attract bees in the spring.”
- “The museum’s new exhibit will attract visitors from all over the state.”
- “A strong magnet can attract small pieces of metal.”
Synonyms
drawpullappeal toenticelure
Antonyms
repeldiscourage
Translations
ES atraerPT atrairFR attirer
Common misspellings
atractattracttatraktattrackatracctatraactatttractatractt
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