Questions about example sentences with, and the definition and usage of "Drawn"

A: generally it means... made longer. extended. (in a bad way)

example:
The meeting was supposed to go from 2pm to 3pm. It was so long and DRAWN OUT, though! people kept talking. We didn't finish until 3:30.

A: drawn out in most cases would mean overly long, such as “The speech was so drawn out and long that it made half of the audience fall asleep”

A: It means "attracted to you". Drawn to means "attracted to". It implies that the person or thing wants to get closer to the object/person in question.
For example:
He was drawn to the painting on the wall.
It is saying that he likes the painting on the wall.

A: drɔn

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