Attracting is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for ATTRACTING in dictionary:

VERB:
• ATTRACT, to cause to approach or adhere
• cause to come to a place or participate in a venture by offering something of interest or advantage
• evoke (a specified reaction)
• cause (someone) to have a liking for or interest in something
• have a sexual or romantic interest in
• exert a force on (an object) which is directed towards the source of the force
ADJECTIVE:
• That attracts.

Words related to ATTRACTING

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Words that contain ATTRACTING

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How to use ATTRACTING in a sentence

• Attracting little notice at first, it eventually made a hit, and within five years 350,000 copies were sold.
• All the while the flags were kept flying from the hills, in hopes of attracting some passing ship.
• A story has been abroad that Judge Hanna was so eloquent and magnetic that he was attracting listeners who came to hear him preach rather than in search of the truth as taught.
• It was an ideal spot in which to land, and as the road was near by they would have no difficulty in attracting the attention of Miss Prescott when she went by.
• Robinson followed the good example, but they did not seem very successful in attracting attention to themselves.
• In the midst of the various devices used later for attracting visitors to the exhibition, little Nell was not forgotten.
• Music, as she now saw clearly for the first time, was not a means of pleasing crowds, displaying physical beauty, and attracting men.
• Miller realized that his buggy, by attracting attention, had been a hindrance rather than a help in his progress across the city.
• There were fewer forts that side, and less danger therefore of attracting attention.
• The English, attracting less hostility and attention from the country people, for the most part reached their homes in safety.
• Very slowly they traveled south, attracting no attention as they passed.
• Of, late a fashion has sprung up for bow-windows, which, however pretty, have here the great disadvantage of attracting the sun unpleasantly.
• After watching her anxiously, without attracting her notice, Horace left her again to attend to the fire at the other end of the room.
• The machine, through the medium of the water, throws its attracting power many miles out through the sea, and reflects objects back on a large plate of a kind of ground-glass.
• How is he then to get out without attracting the attention of the now roused landlady? But let us concede him that miracle, too.
• Any movement, therefore, which succeeds in attracting a considerable number of followers is bound to attract others also, just because it has already attracted so many.
• Events in the less remote theatres of war have prevented the Italian occupation of Albania from attracting the attention it deserves.
• For so small a bird he was attracting a great deal of notice in the world.
• I could be absent from my rooms for hours at a time without attracting the least attention, because a teacher goes wherever there are pupils.
• It was now nearly midnight, and, as Captain Derevaux suggested, it would be wise to go through the town without attracting attention, if possible.
• He said that his things were attracting attention at a gallery in Bond Street.
• Fouquet, not satisfied with attracting all the money to himself, as M.
• Gwynplaine had already been there for some time without attracting any notice.
• Here they left the machine to avoid attracting unnecessary attention.
• It was the most largely attended of the three annual gatherings, attracting thousands of faithful Jews from all parts of the world.
• It extended itself rapidly, absorbing most of the young painters of any force or earnestness, and attracting some who already held high places in public esteem.
• After taking a drink and attracting as much attention as possible over the division of the money, they separated, but remained in the room.
• I shall be back as soon as I can possibly come without attracting attention.
• For more than twenty years he continued his observations at Uraniborg, surrounded by his family, and attracting numerous pupils.
• In having been that one and being that one some who were deciding were certain that she was one who was attracting.
• When the state was young, she felt the need of attracting newcomers, and of rewarding those pioneers already within her borders.
• But as he went with the men he noted as well as he could, without attracting attention to himself, the German position.
• She had many admirers, both among young and old, her gay moods attracting the former, and her serious ones the latter.
• Let the pantomime display its various attracting scenes to his view.

Similar words containing ATTRACT without suffix ing

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