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drawn attention

drawn attention is the past participle of draw attention.

Meaning of draw attention

Verb

draw attention (third-person singular simple present draws attention, present participle drawing attention, simple past drew attention, past participle drawn attention)

  1. To rouse someone to notice something, to cause someone to focus on something.
    • Please be quiet. We don't want to draw attention to ourselves.

Questions about drawn attention

What is drawn attention the past participle of?
Drawn attention is the past participle of draw attention.

Words near drawn attention in the dictionary

  1. drawn a sponge over the slate
  2. drawn a straight furrow
  3. drawn a veil over
  4. drawn ahead
  5. drawn and quartered
  6. drawn attention
  7. drawn away
  8. drawn back
  9. drawn blood
  10. drawn breath
  11. drawn bridle

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