CEFR B1

charm

noun, verb, adjective

Meaning

A quality that makes someone or something attractive or delightful, often in a subtle or enchanting way.

Examples

The old village retained its rustic charm despite the influx of tourists.
He tried to use his charm to persuade the difficult customer.

Synonyms: appeal, attraction, enchantment, allure

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charm (B1)

noun, verb, adjective

Pronunciation: /tʃɑːrm/

Definition

A quality that makes someone or something attractive or delightful, often in a subtle or enchanting way.

Examples

The old village retained its rustic charm despite the influx of tourists.
He tried to use his charm to persuade the difficult customer.
The movie's charm lies in its simple story and relatable characters.

How to Use charm

charm someone (verb): To attract or delight someone. — "He tried to charm the waiter into giving him a better table."
charm offensive (collocation): An attempt to win someone over using charm and pleasant behavior. — "The politician launched a charm offensive to gain public support."
with charm (prepositional phrase): Using an attractive and pleasing manner. — "She handled the difficult situation with charm and diplomacy."

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