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Meanings of charismatic in English

Possessing an extraordinary ability to attract.

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Usage of charismatic in English
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Palmer points out that the work succeeded even without Tempest's charismatic presence.
The Guardian
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But in the flesh she's really quite good fun, and charismatic too.
The Guardian
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They were often described as a charismatic and charming couple, he said.
The Guardian
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Most sources say the charismatic Bo will likely be sidelined at best.
Reuters
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The Jews had started to produce a similar kind of charismatic religion.
A history of god: the 4000-year quest of judaism, christianity, ...
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Luiz Rozsak was still a most appealing and charismatic leader, true enough.
Crown of Slaves
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Photo: RNZ His followers seem entranced by the charismatic leader's every word.
Radio NZ
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But both versions of her are charismatic and sympathetic in different ways.
The Verge
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However, the charismatic, single-minded Lister has no intention of marrying a man.
The South African
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Even his subject was effectively chosen for him by a charismatic teacher.
Atonement
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Apocalyptic beliefs can be especially volatile when embodied in a charismatic leader.
Death du Jour
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Its charismatic founder and longtime CEO, Pat McGovern, died two years ago.
Reuters
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Even the less than charismatic prime minister, 77-year-old Manmohan Singh, was applauded.
The Guardian
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Blair's low-key but charismatic performance makes an essentially tragic figure somewhat sympathetic.
Reuters
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Courageous, charismatic and honest, she is universally popular here in the Republic.
The Irish Times
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Because Venezuelans fell prey to the myth of the strong, charismatic leader.
The South African
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