1. present participle of magnetise: making something magnetic or attracting it with a magnet
Usage: British spelling

1. having a powerful attraction or charm that draws people in

Examples

• The scientist is magnetising the iron rod with a powerful electromagnet.
• She found the process of magnetising metal fascinating to watch.
• His magnetising personality drew crowds wherever he went.
• The speaker had a magnetising effect on the audience.
• The magnetising force of the magnet decreased over time.
• Her magnetising smile made everyone feel welcome.
• The teacher was magnetising the compass needle for the experiment.