magnetism in German
magnetism in German is Magnetismus, Anziehungskraft — magnetism means the physical property or force by which magnets attract or repel certain materials.
magnetism in German
Magnetismus
Anziehungskraft
Power of attraction; power to excite the feelings and to gain the affections.
What does "magnetism" mean?
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noun The physical property or force by which magnets attract or repel certain materials.
"The experiment demonstrated magnetism by showing how the metal filings aligned around the magnet."
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noun A powerful personal charm or ability to attract others.
"Even off stage, the actor had an undeniable magnetism."
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magnetism in a sentence
- The experiment demonstrated magnetism by showing how the metal filings aligned around the magnet.
- Even off stage, the actor had an undeniable magnetism.
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What is "magnetism" in German?
"magnetism" in German is Magnetismus, Anziehungskraft. magnetism means: The physical property or force by which magnets attract or repel certain materials.
How do you use "magnetism" in a sentence?
Example: "The experiment demonstrated magnetism by showing how the metal filings aligned around the magnet." In German, "magnetism" is Magnetismus, Anziehungskraft.
Are there other ways to say "magnetism" in German?
Yes — German has 2 translations listed for "magnetism": Magnetismus, Anziehungskraft.
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