to cause a feeling of pleasure, liking etc in (a person)

draw attention

the strong feeling of being pulled towards

ability to draw attention; something that draws attention

the attractive qualities that give pleasure to the senses (especially the eye and ear) or to the mind or the intellect

physical attractiveness

to call (a person) by a movement of the hand or arm e.g. to show that he or she must come nearer or follow

call, signal, or lure

to cause a (bad) effect on (a person) using magic

charm

to attract (a person)

attract, enchant

the natural ability to create enthusiasm and liking for oneself

great personal charm

to persuade (a person or thing) to do something by using kindness, encouragement etc

persuade

to charm or delight (a person)

delight, mesmerize

filled with great delight or joy

captivate

(often passive) to charm or attract (a person) greatly

captivate, hold spellbound

the state of being attractive and exciting (although often not for important reasons)

sophisticated style

the quality of being pleasing and attractive, especially in structure, movement

charm, loveliness

to ask (a person to do something, come somewhere etc)

ask to do something socially

(used of a lifeless thing, or of an animal or a baby when the sex is unknown or unimportant) the thing mentioned

ability to draw attention; something that draws attention

(the science of) (the power of) magnets; great personal charm and attraction

charm, attractiveness

to give magnetic properties to (an object or substance); to attract (people) as a magnet attracts things

lure

to make (a person) feel certain about, believe something

cause to believe; convince to do

to fill (a person) with delight; to rape (a person)

enchant

(until 1971) a British coin with the value of twelve old pennies; a unit of currency in Kenya, Uganda etc

bait, entrap

to (try to) persuade (a person) to do something wrong or foolish; to attract (a person) to have or do something

lure, entice

of take

captivate, enchant