Magnetization (noun)

1. The process of magnetizing a material, making it a magnetic material.
2. The degree to which a material is magnetized.

Origin:

Derived from the latin word 'magnetizare' meaning to attract with a magnet.

Examples:

1. The magnetization of the steel bar was measured using a magnetometer.
2. The magnetization of the iron filings was so strong that it held a paper clip.
3. The magnetization of the metal increased as a result of the exposure to the magnetic field.
4. The magnetization process was completed after several passes through a strong electromagnetic coil.
5. The magnetization curve showed the relationship between magnetic field strength and magnetic moment.