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unattraction

unattraction noun: the quality of not being attracted to somebody or something.

Noun

unattraction (countable and uncountable, plural unattractions)

  1. The quality of not being attracted to somebody or something.
  2. The quality of not being attractive.
    • She wore a light veil, but it was ineffective in concealing the unattraction of the face beneath.1914, Ernest Bramah, Max Carrados
  3. (uncommon) An event, location, or business that has a tendency to bore or disinterest others.

Forms of unattraction

pluralunattractions

Origin of unattraction

From un- + attraction.

Questions about unattraction

What does unattraction mean?
Unattraction means the quality of not being attracted to somebody or something.
What part of speech is unattraction?
Unattraction is a noun.
What is the plural of unattraction?
The plural of unattraction is unattractions.

Words near unattraction in the dictionary

  1. unattires
  2. unattiring
  3. unattractable
  4. unattracted
  5. unattracting
  6. unattraction
  7. unattractions
  8. unattractive
  9. unattractively
  10. unattractiveness
  11. unattractives

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