1. plural of attractor; people or things that draw or pull something toward themselves
Usage: common in physics and mathematics contexts
2. people or things that appeal to or interest others; things that cause attraction
Usage: general usage

Examples

• The bright lights were attracters that drew crowds to the carnival.
• In chaos theory, strange attracters determine the long-term behavior of dynamic systems.
• Tourist attractions are major attracters of visitors to the city.
• The new restaurant's low prices were attracters for budget-conscious diners.
• Magnetic attracters hold the metal pieces in place.
• Social media influencers are attracters of young audiences.
• The festival's free entertainment served as attracters for families.
• These features are the main attracters of customers to the brand.