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magnetic force  n.  The force caused by a magnetic field, a force which affects objects having a magnetic field and objects in which a magnetic field can be induced, such as ferromagnetic substances; a magnetic force manifests itself as an attraction for iron. It is associated with electric currents and moving charged paticles as well as permanent magnets.
Synonyms: magnetism, magnetic attraction.






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"Magnetic force" Quotes from Famous Books



... been the end, had you really found me? Certainly a sincere, satisfying friendship. No mysterious magnetic force has drawn you to me or held you near me, nor has my experiment inspired me with an interest which can not be given up without a personal pang. I am grieved, for the sake of all men and all women. Yet, understand me! I mean no slightest ...
— Short Story Classics (American) Vol. 2 • Various

... third letters, with no better results. A tanned face and a pair of broad shoulders kept appearing between him and the paper. Again he was thinking of Jack, as he had all night, to the exclusion of everything else. Unquestionably, this son had a lot of magnetic force in him; he had command of men. Why, he had won fifty of the best employees out of sheer sentiment to follow him out to the desert, when they had no idea ...
— Over the Pass • Frederick Palmer



Words linked to "Magnetic force" :   diamagnetism, attraction, attractive, attractive force, magnetic attraction, magnetism, ferromagnetism, antiferromagnetism, paramagnetism, electromagnetism



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