Charm (noun / verb) — سحر / جاذبية لطيفة: 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) Below are 8 words with a similar meaning; the linked ones have full GL Dictionary entries with their meaning in Arabic.
The quality of being attractive, interesting, or persuasive; a serious request for help, support, or reconsideration — or a formal legal challenge to an…
The quality of being pleasing, appealing, or desirable; the power to draw interest, admiration, or preference through appearance, design, or character
Smooth, elegant movement; kindness; a short prayer; extra time allowed.
A feeling of great pleasure, happiness, or satisfaction; as a verb, to please someone greatly or to take great pleasure in something; a state of intense…
allureenchantmentfascinatewin over
To make someone laugh or smile; to keep someone entertained.
A quality that delights the senses or mind — loveliness, elegance, or excellence that feels deeply pleasing; also a remarkably fine example of something
To charm someone so the gold looks optional — a pretty slide that hides the number; not a begrudge of credit, not acting on behalf of a user, and not a blatant…
To enchant; to captivate; to cast a spell; to charm irresistibly; to fascinate completely
Charm; fascinate; enchant; attract; mesmerize; hold attention; enthrall
Personal magnetism; charm; appeal; attractiveness; compelling presence; influential personality; natural leadership
Charm vs Charismato remove weapons or the means of attack or defense; to reduce hostility or suspicion by being charming or persuasive; to make harmless or less threatening; to…
To captivate completely; to hold spellbound with intense interest, charm, or fascination.
A small ornament on a watch chain or key ring; also to cheat by giving something worthless.
Attractive, exciting charm; an appealing quality.
To make something magnetic; figuratively, to attract or fascinate strongly. Also spelt magnetise.
A person, animal or object used as a symbol of a team or organisation and believed to bring good luck.
To hold someone's full attention so they can hardly look away, as if a light spell had caught them — not a medical trance, and not a mere surprise.
To attract or tempt someone into doing something, often wrongly.
To seek the favour or love of.