rivet

Vocabulary Word

Definition

'Rivet' has two meanings. When you become so engrossed in something that you can't look away, you are 'rivetted'. It's also a type of fastener that's made of metal and used to join pieces together.

Examples in Different Contexts

In fashion, particularly in jeans or leather jackets, 'rivets' can be both functional and decorative. A designer might note, 'These rivets not only strengthen the pockets but also add a stylish touch.'

Practice Scenarios

Business

Scenario:

Our upcoming project announcement needs to capture and maintain the full attention of the team. How can we make it a turning point for them?

Response:

Using compelling visuals and storytelling could help to rivet their attention to our project announcement.

Creative

Scenario:

The final scene in our upcoming film needs a significant impact, how can we ensure it grabs the viewers' whole focus?

Response:

To rivet the audience, the performance should be intensely emotional, and the scenario should be unexpected.