drawcard

/ˈdrɔːkɑːrd/

Definitions

1. noun

A person or thing that is popular or attractive, especially in a particular context or situation.

“The new restaurant became a drawcard for the whole town, with people coming from miles around to try their famous burgers.”

2. verb

To attract or draw someone to a particular place or situation.

“The festival organizers drew a large crowd by offering free entry to the event.”

Synonyms

  • attraction
  • draw
  • magnet

Antonyms

  • deterrent
  • turn-off