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Meanings of charisma in English
A personal attractiveness or interestingness that enables you to influence others.
Synonyms
Examples for "personal appeal"
Examples for "personal appeal"
1
There is no contradiction between her political drive and her personal appeal.
2
The very vastness of the horror took away from its personal appeal.
3
These after-meetings for personal appeal were a regular feature of his ministry.
4
He suggested that Obama make a personal appeal to the Chinese leader.
5
I shall make a personal appeal to each sophomore for Miss Briggs.
1
Others will reply that successful talking is the effect of personal magnetism.
2
All personal magnetism involves psychic energy developed and directed by magnetic intention.
3
The great gifts of expression and of personal magnetism had been denied her.
4
The tremendous personal magnetism of the man was never more apparent.
5
The indefinable quality of personal magnetism is of much vaunted importance.
Usage of charisma in English
1
It takes a great deal of charisma to carry off one-name stardom.
2
He had a presence, yes, a charisma, but he didn't feel dangerous.
3
Vitali's pills for focus, pills for energy, pills for strength: his charisma.
4
But charisma and a strong track record don't entitle you to success.
5
The charisma has been swopped for confused small talk, it would seem.
6
Who do you think among contemporary actors has that kind of charisma?
7
I think charisma is one of the ones that comes to mind.
8
The charisma came off him like shimmers come off a hot road.
9
Idris Elba is an actor of great talent, charisma and sex appeal.
10
I would say that probably has something to do with his charisma.
11
Francesca possessed an otherworldly charisma, simply by virtue of being an angel.
12
He is charisma incarnate, and he has a nice beard as well.
13
He had charisma and a magnetism that people fell in love with.
14
Here's one for the charisma challenged slabfaced suits at the Central Bank.
15
Vulnerable yet beautiful, funny and charming, Ms. Monroe had charisma to burn.
16
He has always had charisma and he brings that to the boat.
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Charisma through the time
Charisma across language varieties
Ireland
Common
United States of America
Less common
United Kingdom
Less common