ALL meanings of magnetism
mag·net·ism
M m - noun magnetism attraction of a magnet 1
- noun magnetism charm, attraction 1
- noun magnetism A physical phenomenon produced by the motion of electric charge, resulting in attractive and repulsive forces between objects. 1
- noun magnetism the properties of attraction possessed by magnets; the molecular properties common to magnets. 1
- noun magnetism the agency producing magnetic phenomena. 1
- noun magnetism the science dealing with magnetic phenomena. 1
- noun magnetism strong attractive power or charm: Everyone succumbed to the magnetism of his smile. 1
- uncountable noun magnetism Someone or something that has magnetism has unusual, powerful, and exciting qualities which attract people to them. 0
- uncountable noun magnetism Magnetism is the natural power of some objects and substances, especially iron, to attract other objects towards them. 0
- noun magnetism the property of attraction displayed by magnets 0
- noun magnetism any of a class of phenomena in which a field of force is caused by a moving electric charge 0
- noun magnetism the branch of physics concerned with magnetic phenomena 0
- noun magnetism powerful attraction 0
- noun magnetism the property, quality, or condition of being magnetic 0
- noun magnetism the force to which this is due 0
- noun magnetism the branch of physics dealing with magnets and magnetic phenomena; magnetics 0
- noun magnetism power to attract; personal charm or allure 0
- noun magnetism hypnotism 0
- noun magnetism The property of being magnetic. 0
- noun magnetism The science which treats of magnetic phenomena. 0
- noun magnetism Power of attraction; power to excite the feelings and to gain the affections. 0