charms
word · lemma: charm
Definition
Small decorative objects worn for good luck, or the attractive qualities someone or something has. It can refer to good-luck items or to a person's appeal.
Usage & Nuances
Used for both physical good-luck objects ('lucky charms') and describing a person's appeal ('her charms'). When plural, often means multiple amulets or all attractive qualities. Not to be confused with 'charm' meaning only magic spell (in fantasy contexts). Common in both formal and informal speech.
Example Sentences
She wears several lucky charms on her bracelet.
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Her charms made everyone like her.
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Those old charms in the shop window caught my eye.
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Children love collecting little charms for their keychains.
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People believe these charms bring good luck.
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He always gets his way with his charms.
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