mojo
word
/ˈmoʊdʒoʊ/
MOH-joh
/mˈəʊdʒəʊ/
MOH-joh
Definition
Mojo is a slang word for a special charm, energy, or magic that makes someone successful and attractive. It can also mean self-confidence or personal power.
Usage & Nuances
Informal and slang; often used as 'get your mojo back' (regain confidence) or 'lost his mojo' (lost skill/energy). Common in pop culture and personal motivation contexts. Not used formally.
Spanish: mojo - encanto - energía especialPortuguese (BR): mojo - charme - energia especialPortuguese (PT): mojo - charme - energia especialChinese (Simplified): 魔力 - 魅力Chinese (Traditional): 魔力 - 魅力Hindi: मोजो - आकर्षण - करिश्माArabic: موچو - سحر خاص - جاذبيةBengali: মোজো - জাদু শক্তি - আত্মবিশ্বাসRussian: моjo - внутренняя энергия - харизма - уверенность в себеJapanese: モジョ - 魅力 - 自信Vietnamese: mojo - khí chất - sự tự tinKorean: 모조 - 매력 - 자신감Turkish: mojo - cazibe - enerji - özgüvenUrdu: مو جو - کشش - خوداعتمادیIndonesian: mojo - pesona - kepercayaan diri
Example Sentences
Ever since he started exercising, his mojo has been off the charts.
natural
Don’t worry, you’ll find your mojo again soon.
natural
After the vacation, I felt like my mojo returned.
basic
She has real mojo when she speaks in public.
basic
He lost his mojo after the team lost the game.
basic
I really need to get my mojo back before that big presentation.
natural