attention-getting
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Definition
- Adjective:
- Likely to attract attention; eye-catching: Describes something that is designed or has the quality of drawing notice, interest, or focus from others.
- Seizing the attention: Describes something that commands or captures one's focus, often immediately and effectively.
Usage Examples
- Adjective:
- The store used attention-getting window displays to attract customers.
- Her attention-getting outfit made her stand out in the crowd.
- The speaker opened with an attention-getting question to engage the audience.
Advanced Usage
- Used in marketing and design: Often describes elements like advertisements, headlines, or visuals intended to capture public interest.
- The campaign's success relied on its attention-getting visuals.
- Can describe behavior: Sometimes used to characterize actions intended to draw notice to oneself.
- The child's attention-getting tantrum was ignored by the parents.
Variants and Related Words
- Attention-grabber (noun): Something that attracts a lot of attention.
- The new product was a real attention-grabber at the trade show.
- Attention-grabbing (adjective): Synonymous with "attention-getting."
- The article had an attention-grabbing headline.
Synonyms
- Eye-catching: Visually striking or appealing.
- Conspicuous: Standing out so as to be clearly visible.
- Striking: Impressively noticeable.
Antonyms
- Unobtrusive: Not conspicuous or attracting attention.
- Inconspicuous: Not clearly visible or attracting attention.
Related Phrases
- To get attention: To succeed in attracting notice.
- The stunt was done purely to get attention.
- To pay attention: To focus on or listen to someone or something.
- Please pay attention to the safety instructions.
Adjective
- likely to attract attention
- a catchy title for a movie
- seizing the attention
- eye-catching posters