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Meanings of charisma in English

Portuguese
carisma
Catalan
carisma
Spanish
carisma

A personal attractiveness or interestingness that enables you to influence others.

carisma
Russian
харизма
Portuguese
carisma
Catalan
carisma
Spanish
carisma

Ambiguous term relating to an attribute or personal state of a person that may affect or manipulate others.

Related terms
харизма
Synonyms
Examples for "charm"
Examples for "charm"
1
The charm of the SEA Games has diminished significantly in recent years.
Reuters
2
The course oozes style, class and charm in a truly French way.
The Irish Times
3
But this great superstitious fear was, however, part of Benedict's eternal charm.
Prince Lestat
4
One learns the charm of the lone trail in the Canadian bush.
Carmen's Messenger
5
Yet the charm of these quirky homes from home is simply irresistible.
The South African
Usage of charisma in English
1
It takes a great deal of charisma to carry off one-name stardom.
The Irish Times
2
He had a presence, yes, a charisma, but he didn't feel dangerous.
Wild Cards IV: Aces Abroad
3
Vitali's pills for focus, pills for energy, pills for strength: his charisma.
The apocalypse reader
4
But charisma and a strong track record don't entitle you to success.
Radio NZ
5
The charisma has been swopped for confused small talk, it would seem.
The Irish Times
6
Who do you think among contemporary actors has that kind of charisma?
Reuters
7
I think charisma is one of the ones that comes to mind.
The Guardian
8
The charisma came off him like shimmers come off a hot road.
When I stop talking, you'll know i'm dead: useful stories from a...
9
Idris Elba is an actor of great talent, charisma and sex appeal.
BBC
10
I would say that probably has something to do with his charisma.
BBC
11
Francesca possessed an otherworldly charisma, simply by virtue of being an angel.
Torment
12
He is charisma incarnate, and he has a nice beard as well.
The Guardian
13
He had charisma and a magnetism that people fell in love with.
The Guardian
14
Here's one for the charisma challenged slabfaced suits at the Central Bank.
The Irish Times
15
Vulnerable yet beautiful, funny and charming, Ms. Monroe had charisma to burn.
Pinheads and patriots: where you stand in the age of obama
16
He has always had charisma and he brings that to the boat.
The Guardian
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Translations for charisma
Portuguese
carisma
Catalan
carisma
Spanish
carisma
Charisma through the time
Charisma across language varieties
Ireland
Common
United States of America
Less common
United Kingdom
Less common