Attractive
Attractive adjective - Having an often mysterious or magical power to attract.
Like and attractive are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Like" instead an adjective "Attractive".
Like
Like adjective - Having qualities in common.
Attractive and like are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Attractive" instead an adjective "Like".
Both words in one sentence
- In fact, on the surface Paul seems like a safe choice for someone like Suze: he's a mediator, he goes to school with her, he's conventionally attractive, and he makes it clear that he's interested.
Source: Literature / The Mediator -
Unlike most examples of this, with Hildy it's intentional — he/she doesn't care what he looks like as a man but wants to be the most attractive woman she can be.
Source: Attractive Bent-Gender -
She's Got Legs: Just like Jessica, Julia (especially in her original black and white costume) is not only drawn with a curvaceously attractive build,But she is shown to have very attractive legs.
Source: Comic Book / Spider-Woman
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