Synonym: beautiful, charming, desirable, pleasing, winning. Antonym: repulsive. Similar words: attraction, attract, active transport, active, actively, distract, contract, abstract. Meaning: [-tɪv] adj. 1. pleasing to the eye or mind especially through beauty or charm 2. having power to arouse interest 3. having the properties of a magnet; the ability to draw or pull.
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31. Physically I find him very attractive.
32. He had an attractive singularity of viewpoint.
33. Moss makes an attractive lining to wire baskets.
34. Attractive, modern homes for sale.
35. The creamy white flowers are attractive in the spring.
36. I no longer found her sexually attractive.
37. He no longer found her physically attractive.
38. Mutual funds have been attractive to small savers .
39. She had long attractive eyelashes.
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41. She is vital and attractive.
42. She's an attractive woman, and wealthy to boot.
43. Forbidden fruit is always more attractive.
44. Children's clothes that are attractive without being prissy.
45. Attractive discounts are available to frequent travellers.
46. She found the job less and less attractive.
47. Arrogance is one of his less attractive characteristics.
48. He gets more attractive as he gets older.
49. He was attractive and averagely intelligent.
50. He's overweight and bald, yet somehow, he's incredibly attractive.
51. The building is very attractive in its own way.
52. Your new glasses are very attractive.
53. He's quite attractive but not what I'd call gorgeous.
54. Your voice is incomparably more attractive than hers.
55. She found his boyish good looks very attractive.
56. She finds him sexually attractive.
57. Attractive gardens fronted the houses.
58. He was beguilingly boyish and attractive.
59. He was attractive in his own way.
60. The desire to look attractive is universal.
More similar words: attraction, attract, active transport, active, actively, distract, contract, abstract, fraction, practice, practical, activist, activity, contractor, practically, in practice, interaction, practitioner, out of practice, detective, objective, protective, productive, collective, perspective, distinctive, transaction, effectively, respectively, effectiveness.