Synonym: allure, captivate, charm, draw, fascinate, infatuate, interest, pull, tempt. Antonym: distract, repel. Similar words: attractive, attraction, distract, abstract, contract, contractor, attribute, track. Meaning: [ə'trækt] 
v. 1. direct toward itself or oneself by means of some psychological power or physical attributes 2. exert a force on (a body) causing it to approach or prevent it from moving away 3. be attractive to.
v. 1. direct toward itself or oneself by means of some psychological power or physical attributes 2. exert a force on (a body) causing it to approach or prevent it from moving away 3. be attractive to. 
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31) New snowboarding facilities should attract more people.
32) Peacocks use their beautiful tails to attract mates.
33) He has an ingenious scheme to attract funding.
34) Camping and caravanning attract people of all ages.
35) They always say opposites attract.
36) Businesses vied with each other to attract customers.
37) The new casino hopes to attract big spenders .
38) Her unorthodox views tend to attract controversy.
39) The flowers attract several different kinds of insects.
40) The demonstration was carefully orchestrated to attract maximum publicity.
41) Companies are trying to attract the pink pound.
42) She tried to attract the attention of the waiter.
43) He snapped his fingers to attract the waiter.
44) Films with big stars always attract great attention.
45) She shouted to attract their attention.
46) I clapped to attract the children's attention.
47) Do any of these designs attract you?
48) Romantic fiction can no longer attract her.
49) Like poles repel(sentencedict.com), unlike poles attract.
50) Dieppe has plenty to attract cross-Channel visitors.
51) In space, all bodies attract other bodies.
52) Her manners were intended to attract.
53) The change was too subtle to attract much notice.
54) They need to offer something extra to attract customers.
55) The mud flats attract large numbers of birds.
56) She gave a little cough to attract my attention.
57) These birds have colourful feathers to attract a mate.
58) It's a special offer to attract new customers.
59) Her flirtatious manners are intended to attract.
60) I keep trying to attract the waiter's attention.
More similar words: attractive, attraction, distract, abstract, contract, contractor, attribute, track, trace, practice, fraction, interact, practical, track down, in practice, practically, practitioner, interaction, out of practice, characterize, characteristic, as a matter of fact, transaction, active transport, at that time, rack, crack, racism, racial, miracle.