charisma
/kəˈrɪz.mə/ IELTSAcademic
noun
The personal quality that makes people admire and want to follow you; compelling charm and appeal.
- Her natural charisma draws people in.
- He speaks with quiet charisma.
Adinary Nuance
Near-neighbors: charisma focuses on attractive, inspiring presence, unlike neutral "personality," the steady quality of "character," or the steady goodness of "honesty" or "integrity." Use charisma when describing magnetic, influential charm that moves others.
In other languages
- Spanish
- Carisma
- Japanese
- カリスマ
- Korean
- 카리스마
- Vietnamese
- Sức hút cá nhân
- Chinese
- 个人魅力
Common phrases
natural charismaradiate charismaa charisma about them
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Frequently asked questions
- Is charisma formal or informal?
- Is charisma formal or informal?
- What's the difference between charisma and confidence?
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- How do I use charisma in a sentence?
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- Is charisma a common word in academic writing?
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