adj

charismatic

ka-rihz-MA-tihk

adj

Having a compelling charm that attracts and inspires other people.

"She was a charismatic speaker who could hold a room's attention effortlessly."

Relating to a branch of Christianity that emphasises direct, spirit-led worship, such as speaking in tongues.

"The charismatic movement grew rapidly within several church denominations."

How to Use Charismatic

Learner’s notes

In plain EnglishMagnetic and charming in a way that draws people in and inspires them.

Common pairings

charismatic leader charismatic personality

Charismatic adjective, Charismatic adjective, more charismatic comparative, charismatics plural, Charismatics plural, most charismatic superlative

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From Ancient Greek kharisma ("grace, favour, gift") + the adjective ending -ic.

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