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tractive

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trac·tive  (trktv)
adj.
Serving to pull or draw; exerting traction.
[From Latin tractus, past participle of trahere, to draw.]
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Adj.1.tractivetractive - exerting traction and serving to pull
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He thought it fine that he should be thus selected as the favorite of the richest and most at- tractive girl in town.
Winesberg, Ohio by Anderson, Sherwood View in context
He was extremely strong, just as the girl (since I must think of them together) was magnificently at tractive by the masterful power of flesh and blood, expressed in shape, in size, in attitude--that is by a straight appeal to the senses.
Falk - A Reminiscence by Conrad, Joseph View in context
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