Magnetic
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Meanings of Magnetic
Adjective
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Related to magnetism, which is a force that can attract or pull things.
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Able to pull things towards itself, like a magnet does.
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Having a special power to attract people or things, like a friendly person who draws others in.
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Connected to the Earth's magnetic fields, which help us know directions like north and south.
Explanation of the word: Magnetic
Magnetic is when something can pull or stick to metal. Like how magnets stick to the fridge!
Translations for the word: Magnetic
चुंबकीय (Chumbakeey)
Chumbakeey
चुंबकीय (Chumbakeey)
Chumbakeey
Synonyms for the word: Magnetic
Antonyms for the word: Magnetic
Frequently Asked Questions about the word: Magnetic
The word 'magnetic' means something that can attract certain metals, like iron, or it can describe something that has a strong pull or charm.
You pronounce 'magnetic' like this: mag-net-ik.
The word 'magnetic' comes from the Greek word 'magnētis', which means 'of Magnesia', a place where magnets were first found.
The word 'magnetic' in Hindi is 'चुंबकीय' (Chumbakeey).