attractive

Meaning

1. Causing attraction; having the quality of attracting by inherent force.
2. Having the power of charming or alluring by agreeable qualities; enticing.
3. Pleasing or appealing to the senses, especially of a potential romantic partner.

Concepts

attractive

charming

beautiful

good-looking

pretty

handsome

alluring

pleasant

fascinating

appealing

interesting

lovely

winsome

nice

pleasing

tempting

enticing

agreeable

captivating

graceful

inviting

comely

delightful

persuasive

elegant

cute

magnetic

fetching

winning

gorgeous

enchanting

fine

engaging

taking

catching

exquisite

fair

nice-looking

ravishing

attracting

catchy

piquant

desirable

cool

stylish

smart

bewitching

personable

good looking

prepossessing

sweet

entrancing

be good-looking

sexy

seductive

conspicuous

endearing

bright

dishy

dainty

splendid

lovable

bright-looking

impressive

coquettish

adorable

delicious

delightsome

friendly

eye-catching

enjoyable

shapely

wonderful

wow

clean

love

first-rate

clear

fine and delicate

chic

sharp-featured

pretty and charming

bonny

decorative

ornamental

good looks

goodly

intriguing

magnetized

charismatic

noticeable

striking

well-favored

well-favoured

dazzling

fine-looking

arch

sympathetic

drawing

beguiling

dolly

fruity

gratifying

likely

neat

snazzy

yummy

wooing

genial

sociable

buxom

beauteous

fancy

peach

pulchritudinous

rot

glamourous

prestigious

resplendent

be good looking

sympathic

tantalising

tantalizing

toothsome

delectable

stunning

quaint

wind

amorous

amiable

likable

glamorous

compelling

entertaining

attractively

beautifully

pleasantly

well

reputable

feasible

practical

good to look at

hot

tidy

seen

sightly

good

healthy

sane

flatter

jealous

please

Pronounced as (IPA)

/əˈtɹæktɪv/

Etymology

From Middle French attractif, from Late Latin attractivus.