charisma
word
Definition
A special charm or attractiveness that makes people like or admire someone, often making them powerful or influential.
Usage & Nuances
'Charisma' is mainly used for personal attractiveness in social or leadership settings. It's usually positive, but can be used for both good and bad leaders. Collocates with 'natural', 'political', 'personal', and often used as 'has charisma' or 'charismatic'.
Spanish: carismaPortuguese (BR): carismaPortuguese (PT): carismaChinese (Simplified): 魅力 - 个人魅力Chinese (Traditional): 魅力 - 個人魅力Hindi: आकर्षण (व्यक्तित्व का)Arabic: كاريزماBengali: কারিশমা - আকর্ষণীয়তাRussian: харизма - обаяние (харизма)Japanese: カリスマ性Vietnamese: sức lôi cuốn - sức hấp dẫn cá nhânKorean: 카리스마Turkish: karizma - çekicilik (karizma)Urdu: کشش - وجاہت (شخصیت)Indonesian: karisma - daya tarik
Example Sentences
Her charisma makes her a natural leader.
basic
People followed him because of his charisma.
basic
Many actors are famous for their charisma on screen.
basic
He doesn't say much, but his charisma fills the room.
natural
Some politicians win votes with pure charisma, not policies.
natural
Even without experience, she got the job thanks to her charisma.
natural