Definition of «charm»

Charm is a quality that makes someone or something appealing, attractive and likeable. It refers to an ability to create a favorable impression through one's personality, looks, manners or intellect. Charm can also refer to a magical power or influence that has the ability to put people under a spell.

Usage examples

She used her charm to persuade the judge to reduce her sentence.
The salesman relied on his charm to win over potential customers.
The politician's charm helped him gain the trust and support of voters.
With her charm and charisma, the actress captivated the audience during her performance.
The little girl's charm melted the hearts of everyone she met.
The teacher's charm made learning enjoyable and engaging for her students.
The old town's quaint charm attracted tourists from all around the world.
The cozy café had a certain charm that made customers feel right at home.

Phrases with «charm»

Sentences with «charm»

The summer of charm of stripe linen shorts are undeniable. (mycentsofstyle.com)
Tell your unique story and celebrate special memories with charms in sterling silver. (dhgate.com)
They wake up with flawless skin, leave home in effortlessly chic outfits and live in charming apartments with an accidentally fabulous collection of pieces. (styleathome.com)
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Definition of «charm»

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Phrases with «charm»

Sentences with «charm»

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