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Means to lure or attract by offering something appealing; often suggests temptation, benefit, or an enticing appearance.

Means to attract someone or something toward you, often by using an attractive feature or bait.

Means to seem attractive; the focus is on the impression someone or something gives rather than on an active action.

A rare expression meaning to allow oneself to be drawn in or influenced; it often has a passive nuance.

Used as a synonym of attract only very rarely; it usually means to obtain, relate to, or move into a place, so it does not fit most contexts.

Means to tempt or lead someone into doing something; it often implies influence that may not be good for the person.

Usually means to recruit, draw in, or bring someone in for a task; common in formal or work-related contexts.

Means to be attractive; it describes a quality rather than an action, so it sounds more stative than attract.

Means to entice, tempt, or arouse interest; depending on context it can be neutral or suggest temptation or irritation.

Means to fascinate or strongly attract attention; it usually emphasizes deep interest and admiration.

Means to captivate or hold attention tightly; it is a strong form of attraction when someone cannot look away.