Plural of magnet
regular plural
The plural of magnet is magnets.
Forms of magnet
| Singular | magnet /ˈmæɡ.nɪt/ |
|---|---|
| Plural | magnets |
| Countable | countable |
Magnets in a sentence
- Then again, it might be appropriate after she 'womansplained' to him about the science behind magnets.2018 July 4, James Draper, “Love Island fans can't believe Wes Nelson was primary school age in 2009”, in Mirror. From the entry womansplain
- Bubba said the looksome babe magnets in the front and the old married men in the back.2015, MadDog Woods, The Many Concerns of MadDog. From the entry looksome
- “What's the diz with the fingy mags?” “All of us citizen scientists have these finger magnets.”2014 February 25, Nick Kroll, “Finger Magnets” (11:59 from the start), in Kroll Show, season 2, episode 7, spoken by Aspen Bruckenheimer…. From the entry fingie
- You can buy catbutt refrigerator magnets, clever cards, and fun jewelry and T-shirts by local artists.2011, Beth Taylor, Frommer's Seattle Day by Day, page 76. From the entry catbutt
- FakeYourSpace brazenly offers to 'turn cyberlosers into social magnets' by populating users' walls with physically attractive 'friends'.2010, Neil Richardson, Ruth M Gosnay, A Quick Start Guide to Social Media Marketing, page 30. From the entry cyberloser
Meaning of magnet
- noun A piece of material that attracts some metals by magnetism.
- noun An alluring or attractive person or thing.
Questions about the plural of magnet
- What is the plural of magnet?
- The plural of magnet is magnets.
- Is magnet countable?
- Magnet is a countable noun.
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