Two words that are easy to mix up. Charisma is a noun meaning “Personal magnetism; charm; appeal; attractiveness; compelling presence; influential…”, while Charm is a noun / verb meaning “The power to delight and attract through warmth, grace, or elegance — also a small…”. بالعربي: Charisma = سحر شخصي وجاذبية طبيعية تؤثر على الآخرين وتلهمهم، Charm = سحر / جاذبية لطيفة.
سحر شخصي وجاذبية طبيعية تؤثر على الآخرين وتلهمهم — سحر شخصي وجاذبية طبيعية تؤثر على الآخرين وتلهمهم؛ قوة الجذب الشخصي؛ تأثير مغناطيسي 😇✨
Personal magnetism; charm; appeal; attractiveness; compelling presence; influential personality; natural leadership
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سحر / جاذبية لطيفة — سحر / جاذبية لطيفة؛ قدرة على إبهاج الآخرين وكسب ودّهم، أو حلية، أو فعل يفتن؛ يختلف عن charisma القيادة وعن charity الصدقة؛ لطف يجذب دون…
The power to delight and attract through warmth, grace, or elegance — also a small ornament worn for luck, or the verb to please and win someone over; not charisma alone (broader magnetic leadership), and not charity (giving aid)
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Charisma means Personal magnetism; charm; appeal; attractiveness; compelling presence; influential personality; natural leadership Charm means The power to delight and attract through warmth, grace, or elegance — also a small ornament worn for luck, or the verb to please and win someone over; not charisma alone (broader magnetic leadership), and not charity (giving aid)
Charisma: سحر شخصي وجاذبية طبيعية تؤثر على الآخرين وتلهمهم. Charm: سحر / جاذبية لطيفة.