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• n  the quality of arousing interest; being attractive or something that attracts
• n  sexual allure

• The study controlled for the CEOs' age, emotional expression and attractiveness (it's well-known that people tend to assign positive traits to the good-looking), and threw out data .
• The creepy part has to do with how all people, not just drinkers, rate the attractiveness of minors.
• The combination of Palin's attractiveness as a candidate and her ability to expose liberals made her a celebrity among Republicans.

• attraction

• unattractiveness

News & Articles

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• Miami Rents Keep Yields High For Property Investors According To Colordarcy.com
  Florida property investment firm Colordarcy.com highlights the growing attractiveness of Miami property as a buy-to-let investment. (PRWeb June 12, 2013) Read the full story at http://www.prweb.com/releases/Miami-rents/Colordarcy/prweb10826064.htm
  June 12, 2013 - PRWeb

Quotes

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• Mel Karmazin in Wall Street Journal
  The further improvement in our guidance reflects the attractiveness of satellite radio but maintains a cautious outlook for continued improvement in the economy,Karmazin said.
• Viviane Reding in Reuters UK
  After just one year, .eu has become a well-established part of Europe's cyberspace,EU Information Society Commissioner Viviane Reding said in a statement. "This is a positive sign of the attractiveness of electronic commerce within the...
• Chris Bowen in NEWS.com.au
  A low-cost default fund has some attractiveness and some advantages,Mr Bowen said after the Association of Superannuation Funds lunch in Melbourne.