Synonyms for magnet
ˈmæg nɪtmag·net

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1. magnetnoun

   (physics) a device that attracts iron and produces a magnetic field

   Synonyms:
   attraction, attracter, attractive feature, attractor

2. attraction, attractor, attracter, attractive feature, magnetnoun

   a characteristic that provides pleasure and attracts

   "flowers are an attractor for bees"

   Synonyms:
   attractive feature, attractive force, drawing card, attracter, attraction, attractiveness, attractor, draw

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1. • Device
   • Physics

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1. magnetnoun

   Synonyms:
   loadstone, natural magnet

2. magnetnoun

   Synonyms:
   artificial magnet

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1. magnetnoun

   Synonyms:
   loadstone

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1. List of paraphrases for "magnet":

   loving, imam, magnetic

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1. List of known nicknames for "Magnet":

   Even Johansen, Johansen, Even

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1. Lockheed Martin:

   We are working with our partners and DOD to ensure contractual compliance within the supply chain. The magnet has no visibility or access to any sensitive program information. The F-35 remains safe for flight and we are working with the DOD to resolve the issue as quickly as possible to resume deliveries.

2. AiR Atman in Ravi:

   The Mind acts like a magnet...It gets stuck to the past. It gets sucked into our yesterdays, and our Joy and Peace does not last.

3. The Pentagon:

   We have confirmed that the magnet does not transmit information or harm the integrity of the aircraft and there are no performance, quality, safety, or security risks associated with this issue and flight operations for the The F-35 in-service fleet will continue as normal.

4. Ryan Castilloux:

   (Magnet-related rare earths) are the ideal materials to weaponize ... because they are so critical to high-demand, highly-competitive, price-sensitive industries, (Such rare earths) are collectively responsible for over 90% of the demand market's value each year ... (so they) will yield the most juice for the squeeze.

5. Managing Director Robert Brumley:

   You can bring new things to have them stressed, break them, and find out the laws of unintended consequences, this should become like a magnet where people with ideas and technologies come, and not just test but interact.