Term Gallery logo

Meanings of glamor in anglès

portuguès
importância social
català
encís
espanyol
atractivo

Alluring beauty or charm (often with sex-appeal)

encís
Usage of glamor in anglès
1
The glamor of the past had perhaps something to do with it.
The Confession
2
There are few girls who can resist the glamor of a title.
Applied Eugenics
3
Politics lose all glamor to those who have dwelt within the walls.
The Mischief-Maker
4
What we love most about half-moon nail art is its understated glamor.
Ebony
5
So how do you make glamor that somebody can mix and match.
The new yorker
6
However, in some spiritual traditions, glamor is seen as a problem.
Ebony
7
I don't know if he's a wizard, but he's a glamor-man, all right.
Wizard and glass
8
Romance and glamor and the tragedies of dead men clung to their ribs.
The Alaskan
9
Now that it's crashing, it has taken on an air of tragic glamor.
The Guardian
10
This book cast a glamor over the rest of his existence.
Mare Nostrum (Our Sea): A Novel
11
He would try his glamor on you if you were not with me.
Dead until dark
12
There are other, more surprising touches of show business and glamor.
Reuters
13
There is an intimate charm, a true glamor of love-idyll about the Adagio.
Symphonies and Their Meaning; Third Series, Modern Symphonies
14
They took the glamor from projects and left them hard, grim, uninspiring tasks.
The Iron Furrow
15
It's boring, and lacks the kind of glamor that Prince so effortlessly mastered.
Ebony
16
Years of prayer and sacrifice and study are required to work a proper glamor.
A feast for crows
About this term
More collocations
Translations for glamor
espanyol
atractivo
Glamor through the time
Glamor across language varieties
United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
Common