Charisma

/kəˈrɪzmə/

Meaning & Definition

noun

A special magnetic charm or appeal.

The politician's charisma drew large crowds to his rallies.

A rare personal quality attributed to leaders who inspire fervent popular support.

Her charisma was evident as she effortlessly motivated her team.

The power to attract, charm, or influence the behavior of others.

Despite his lack of experience, his natural charisma helped him win the job.

The ability to inspire enthusiasm, confidence, or loyalty in others.

The coach's charisma played a crucial role in building team morale.

From the Greek word 'kharisma', meaning 'gift' or 'favor'.

star power

The ability of a celebrity or charismatic person to attract attention and influence people.

lead with charisma

To influence and lead others through charm and personality.

charismatic leader

A leader who inspires and draws followers through their personal qualities.

charismatic

Having the special magnetic charm or appeal.

magnetism

The ability to attract and inspire.

influence

The capacity to have an effect on the character or development of someone or something.

The ineffable quality that makes someone irresistibly attractive.

He's got that swag and charisma that makes everyone notice him.

A coolness that engenders admiration and followership.

That guy has mad charisma; everyone wants to hang out with him.