Magnetic (adjective)

1. Relating to magnetism.
2. Having the power of attracting certain metals, especially iron and steel, by the force of magnetism.
3. Having a quality that attracts attention or interest.

Origin:

Late middle english: from latin magneticus, from magneta "magnet" or magnetum "lodestone", from greek ho magnetes "the magnesian (stone)", from ho magnes, denoting an inhabitant of magnesia in asia minor, where the mineral was first discovered.

Examples:

1. Magnetic materials are used in many devices such as speakers and electric motors.
2. The magnetic field of the Earth is the reason compasses work.
3. He had a magnetic personality and people were naturally drawn to him.
4. The magnetic pull of the city was too strong for her to resist.
5. The performance was magnetic and the audience was captivated.