Attractive I Find əˈtræktɪv Make Adjective Woman John

• an attractive woman
• i like john but i don't find him attractive physically.
• i find men look more attractive as they age.
• a big house with an attractive garden

attractive

1. pleasant to look at, especially in a sexual way
• an attractive woman
• I like John but I don't find him attractive physically.
• I find men look more attractive as they age.
2. pleasant
• a big house with an attractive garden
• Your new glasses are very attractive.
• Antique furniture is used to make an attractive contrast with a modern setting.
• That's one of the less attractive aspects of her personality.
• The city itself is very attractive.
3. having features or qualities that make something seem interesting and worth having
• SYNONYM appealing
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• an attractive offer/proposition/option
• Proposed improvements will make these areas attractive to first-time buyers.
• They are able to offer attractive career opportunities to graduates.
• The deal is said to be particularly attractive to investors.

Extra Examples

• Schools must try to make science more attractive to youngsters.
• The policy is superficially attractive, but unlikely to work.
• This is an idea that I find very attractive.
• This is not an economically attractive option for many farmers.

Word Origin

• late Middle English (in the sense ‘absorbent’): from French attractif, -ive, from late Latin attractivus, from the verb attrahere, from ad- ‘to’ + trahere ‘draw’.