magnetic

Vocabulary Word

Definition

The term 'magnetic' refers to the ability to attract or repel. It isn't only physical; it can also describe characteristics, like a magnetic personality, which draws in others.

Examples in Different Contexts

In performing arts, a 'magnetic' performance captivates the audience. A theatre critic might praise, 'The lead actor's magnetic presence kept us riveted throughout the play.'

Practice Scenarios

Academics

Scenario:

Could anyone of you explain the difference between diamagnetic, paramagnetic and ferromagnetic materials?

Response:

Yes, in simple terms, diamagnetic materials repel magnetic fields, paramagnetic ones are weakly attracted, while ferromagnetic materials have a strong magnetic attraction.

Creative

Scenario:

Our leading character needs to have a charm that pulls other characters toward him, creating engaging dynamics.

Response:

I'm envisioning a character with a magnetic personality, able to attract others with just a simple smile.