at-
Latinto, toward
Prefix · means "to, toward"
Same-family forms
Roots often paired with at-
Associated Words · 19
attention
Mental focus
attend
To listen to (something or someone); to pay attention to; regard; heed
attempt
To try to move, by entreaty, by afflictions, or by temptations; to tempt; The action of trying at something
attract
To draw someone or something closer; to arouse interest or desire
attribute
A quality belonging to something; to regard something as caused by someone
attendance
The act of being present; the number of people present
attain
To achieve or reach a goal through effort
attendant
A person who serves or assists; accompanying or associated
attentive
Paying close attention; considerate and courteous
attire
Clothing, especially formal dress; to dress or clothe someone
attainment
The act of achieving a goal; something accomplished through effort
attrition
Gradual reduction in numbers or strength; wearing away by friction
attune
To adjust or bring into harmony with something
attainable
Able to be achieved or obtained
unattainable
Impossible to achieve or obtain
attenuate
To reduce in strength or thickness; weakened or thinned
attent
Attentive; paying close heed (archaic)
attracted
Drawn toward someone or something
attempts
Efforts to accomplish something; to try to do something