magnetized
- adjective
- /ˈmæɡnɪˌtaɪzd/
- Specialized
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magnetizado
- The magnetized needle on the compass always points north.
It's right there on the magnetized part of your dashboard.
- It's right there on the magnetized part of your dashboard.
- And you'll find sort of domains, domains which are magnetized, which means they tend to point in the same direction.
- And then each little strip, it's a magnetized strip has the name of the show that the pilot that was just produced.
- It was used Wacom technology and it paired kind of magnetized right there where the charging port is and sticks right here.
- They've made a huge update to this drone Look at that you can tell just with like the leather hard shell combo leather magnetized like look at that.
Examples
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And you'll find sort of domains, domains which are magnetized, which means they tend to point in the same direction.
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It's right there on the magnetized part of your dashboard.
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It's charged up one year, magnetized under a truck.
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So the sun is not only a very dynamic ball of plasma, but it's a magnetized ball of plasma.
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That's the main reason why the magnetized phase is unstable.
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It's metalized, it's debossed, it's magnetized and full coverage for four.
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It was used Wacom technology and it paired kind of magnetized right there where the charging port is and sticks right here.
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We've put it on hat brims and tattoo offices inside drawers and magnetized to coffee machines.
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The magnetized objects can easily attract small metal pieces in a factory.
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When the iron was magnetized, it could pick up paperclips effortlessly.
Synonyms
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3.5
Able to pull certain metals like iron
How Magnetized
- Specialized
- Specialized
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
The word magnetized comes from magnet, which comes from the old Greek word magnes, the name for a stone that seemed to 'pull' iron. So if something is magnetized, it has that same 'pull' and can attract iron or steel.