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 general usage, 'rivet' as a verb might describe capturing someone's full attention. Someone might say, 'Her performance was so captivating that it riveted the audience.'

Practice Scenarios

Design

Scenario:

We are focusing on durability and fashion-forward elements in our next jeans collection. What design changes should we make to achieve this?

Response:

Using rivets at strategic points can enhance our jeans' durability without compromising the trendy look.

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.