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Term: attirer

Description:

Attirer is a French verb that means "to attract" in English. It is used to describe the act of drawing someone or something towards oneself or a specific place. This verb can refer to attracting attention, interest, people, desires, or even physical objects.

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Senses and Usages:

Sense 1 (Verb):

Definition: To cause someone or something to be interested in or drawn towards something/someone.

Example Sentence: The charismatic speaker managed to attirer a large audience to his seminar.

Sense 2 (Verb):

Definition: To fascinate or captivate someone's attention.

Example Sentence: The stunning artwork on display attirered the eyes of all gallery visitors.

Sense 3 (Verb):

Definition: To appeal to or seduce someone romantically or sexually.

Example Sentence: The confident man's charm and wit attirered many admirers.

Sense 4 (Verb):

Definition: To entice or lure someone into performing a particular action or going to a specific location.

Example Sentence: The bakery's delightful aroma and colorful displays attirered customers from miles away.

Sense 5 (Verb):

Definition: To draw objects or substances towards each other through magnetic or gravitational forces.

Example Sentence: The powerful magnet attirered nearby metal objects, pulling them towards itself.