Magnetized
Magnetized adjective - Having the properties of a magnet; i.e. of attracting iron or steel.
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Synonyms for Magnetized
Secured and magnetized are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Secured" instead a verb "Magnetized".
Secured
Magnetized and secured are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Magnetized" instead a verb "Secured".
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Incredibly Obvious Bomb: Unlike in the novel where it's just a glass beaker with a wire going into it, secured by duct tape, the bomb constructed by Vogol flashes and beeps after it's plugged into a USB port, and attaches to the airlock door with a clunk like a magnetized limpet mine.
Source: Film / The Martian -
Unlike in the novel where it's just a glass beaker with a wire going into it, secured by duct tape, the bomb constructed by Vogol flashes and beeps after it's plugged into a USB port, and attaches to the airlock door with a clunk like a magnetized limpet mine.
Source: Incredibly Obvious Bomb
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