attraction attraction /əˈtrækʃən/

noun

1. () The force by which one object attracts another  ( attractive force , attraction )
   the force by which one object attracts another
     The strong magnetic attraction pulled the metal objects toward the magnet.
   The strong magnetic attraction pulled the metal objects toward the magnet.
   
2. () The quality of arousing interest; being attractive or something that attracts  ( attractiveness , attraction )
   the quality of arousing interest; being attractive or something that attracts
    Her personality held a strange attraction for him
   her personality held a strange attraction for him
   
3. () An entertainment that is offered to the public  ( attraction )
   an entertainment that is offered to the public
    The theme park is the most popular attraction in the area for families
   The theme park is the most popular attraction in the area for families
   
4. () A characteristic that provides pleasure and attracts  ( attracter , attractive feature , attractor , attraction , magnet )
   a characteristic that provides pleasure and attracts
    Flowers are an attractor for bees
   flowers are an attractor for bees
   
5. An entertainer who attracts large audiences  ( attracter , attraction , attractor , draw , drawing card )
   an entertainer who attracts large audiences
    He was the biggest drawing card they had
   he was the biggest drawing card they had