charisma
kəˈrɪzmə
charismata
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Definition of charisma - Reverso English Dictionary

Noun

1.
personal qualityspecial charm that attracts and influences people
  • Her charisma made everyone want to follow her.
allure magnetism
2.
spiritual giftdivinely conferred power or talent
  • He believed his healing abilities were a form of charisma..
appeal charm
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Origin of charisma

Greek, kharisma (favor)

Terms with charisma included in their meaning

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fashionable youth
young person admired for style, popularity, or charisma
self-assurance
personal confidence and charisma
performance charisma
ability to captivate an audience during a performance
charisma
magnetic and captivating presence
charisma
attractiveness that enables influence over others
performance
dominate a performance with charisma or humor
charisma
use charisma to influence others
charisma
achieving something through personal charisma alone

Examples of charisma in a sentence

  • Charisma helped him succeed in politics.
  • Her charisma attracted many followers.
  • The preacher's charisma was undeniable.

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  1. French:charisme, ...
  2. German:Ausstrahlung, geistige Gabe, ...
  3. Italian:carisma, ...
  4. Spanish:carisma, ...
  5. Portuguese:carisma, ...
  6. Chinese:魅力, 神圣天赋, ...
  7. Japanese:カリスマ性, 霊的な賜物, ...
  8. Arabic:كارِيزما, مَوْهِبَة رُوحِيَّة, ...
  9. Hebrew:כָּרִיזְמָה, מַתָּת רוּחָנִי, ...
  10. Russian:харизма, духовная харизма, ...
  11. Ukrainian:харизма, божественний дар, ...
  12. Hindi:करिश्माई आकर्षण, आध्यात्मिक उपहार, ...
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