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/tʃɑrm/
Meaning & Definition
noun
A quality that gives pleasure or appeal; attractiveness.
Her charm and wit captivated everyone at the party.
A small object worn for good luck or protection.
He carries a lucky charm in his pocket every day.
A power or influence that attracts or fascinates.
The charm of the old town drew tourists from all over.
verb
To attract or delight someone.
She managed to charm her way into the exclusive event.
To use magic or supernatural power to control or influence others.
The witch was said to charm animals with her spell.
Etymology
Middle English charme, from Old French 'charme', from Latin 'carmen' meaning song, poem.
Common Phrases and Expressions
come under someone's charm:
To be captivated by someone’s attractiveness or personality.
win with charm:
To succeed or gain favor through pleasantness and charisma.
charm the pants off someone:
To completely win someone's affection or admiration.
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Slang Meanings
A group of people who are charming and attractive.
They always hang out together, they’re such a charm crew.
To use charm as a tactic to persuade someone.
He always tries to charm his way out of trouble.