law of attraction
law of attraction — noun
1. an idea in self-help writing that the thoughts and feelings you keep focusing on
an idea in self-help writing that the thoughts and feelings you keep focusing on are believed to draw similar events into your life, whether pleasant or unpleasant
Elena believed the law of attraction would help her find a new job.
believe the law of attraction can shape personal success
After watching self-help videos, Mert started a journal about the law of attraction.
journal about the law of attraction in self-help practice
At lunch, Adisa laughed when her cousin blamed setbacks on the law of attraction.
Dewi reads books on the law of attraction beside her bed each night.
Ryo dismissed the law of attraction as wishful thinking after the seminar.
- manifestation
more popular in modern self-help talk and often focuses on intentionally bringing something into your life
- positive thinking
broader and less mystical; it can simply mean keeping an hopeful attitude
文法句型
believe in the law of attraction
practice the law of attraction
the law of attraction says that + clause
用法筆記
Usually appears after verbs such as believe in, follow, or reject. It names a specific self-help belief about mental focus affecting life events, not a scientific or legal rule.