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Definition of magnetizing - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
1.
attractiveRare having the power to attract or charmRare
- Her magnetizing smile drew everyone's attention.
2.
magnetizableTECH. capable of being magnetizedTECH.
- The magnetizing material was perfect for the experiment.
Origin of magnetizing
Greek, magnetis lithos (stone of Magnesia)
Terms with magnetizing included in their meaning
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material preparation
process of magnetizing a material before use
physics
capacity to retain magnetism after magnetizing
Examples of magnetizing in a sentence
The magnetizing performance left the audience in awe. The magnetizing properties of the alloy were tested. They used a magnetizing coil to charge the metal.
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- French:envoûtant, magnétisable, ...
- German:magnetisch, magnetisierbar, ...
- Italian:affascinante, magnetizzabile, ...
- Spanish:atractivo, magnetizable, ...
- Portuguese:magnético, magnetizável, ...
- Chinese:迷人的, 可磁化的, ...
- Japanese:魅力的な, 磁化可能, ...
- Arabic:جَذَّاب, قَابِل لِلمَغْنَطَة, ...
- Hebrew:מַקְסִים, נִיתָן לְהִתְמַגְנֵט, ...
- Russian:притягательный, намагничиваемый, ...
- Ukrainian:зачаровуючий, намагнічуваний, ...
- Hindi:आकर्षक, चुंबकीय, ...
Definition of magnetize - Reverso English Dictionary
Verb
1.
figurativeRare attract or captivate stronglyRare
- The speaker magnetized the audience with her words.
2.
physicsTECH. make an object magneticTECH.
- The scientist magnetized the metal rod.
Origin of magnetize
Greek, magnetis (lodestone)
Examples of magnetize in a sentence
The novel's plot magnetized readers worldwide. He used a magnet to magnetize the needle. The process can magnetize various materials.
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- French:captiver, magnétiser, ...
- German:fesseln, magnetisieren, ...
- Italian:affascinare, magnetizzare, ...
- Spanish:cautivar, magnetizar, ...
- Portuguese:cativar, magnetizar, ...
- Chinese:吸引, 磁化, ...
- Japanese:魅了する, 磁化する, ...
- Arabic:أَسَرَ, مَغْنَطَ, ...
- Hebrew:לְהַקְסִים, לְמַגְנֵט, ...
- Russian:очаровать, намагничивать, ...
- Ukrainian:захоплювати, намагнічувати, ...
- Hindi:मोहित करना, चुंबकीय बनाना, ...
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