charismatic
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5.2
- adjective
- /ˌkɛrəˈzmætɪk/
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carismático
- Her charismatic personality made her a natural leader in group projects.
- a charismatic leader
- charismatic authority
- a charismatic personality
Very generous, very charming, very charismatic and very polished.
- Very generous, very charming, very charismatic and very polished.
- He's just an interesting, charismatic guy, even if it's just his voice.
- He is one of the most charismatic guys you could meet.
- Too many people want the charming, charismatic wolf to be a gentle lamb.
- And so you meet a charming, charismatic, attractive, confident person.
- He's funny, he's charismatic, he's got incredible stories.
- I mean, these, these cult leaders, you know, there's a very charismatic person there.
- OK, Think of the most charismatic, wonderful movie star out there, Chris Pratt.
- But Jim, Jim was something else, very charismatic individual, very good friend of mine.
- He's a he's a charismatic person who's just bigger than life.
- She she is one of those terrifically charismatic people.
- And so other than just being a smart guy and a charismatic president, he was a master.
- And it's hard because King kind of represents charismatic leadership.
Examples
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But I mean, he's a charismatic, fun, interesting guy.
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Lee was the most attractive, most charismatic actor.
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So I think he again, is quite a charismatic leader.
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And she was one of the most powerful, charismatic humans I have ever met.
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I mean, it's like maybe the most charismatic athlete, if not human, right?
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Some individuals carry such presence that we identify them as charismatic or magnetic personalities.
Academic text (1990) -
He is one of the most charismatic guys you could meet.
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Bernie was a very charismatic man.
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He's funny, he's charismatic, he's got incredible stories.
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The speaker was incredibly charismatic, captivating the audience from the moment he began.
Synonyms
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4.2
A person who is pleasant and easy to like
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4.4
Having a strong, attractive personality that makes people like them
Antonyms
How Charismatic
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Charismatic comes from the Greek word charisma, which means 'gift' and from charis meaning 'grace'. So a charismatic person seems to have a natural 'gift' or 'grace' that draws people to them and explains their strong charm.