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charming

Pronunciation: [ˈtʃɑːrmɪŋ]

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Learn how to use charming in a sentence: 9 audio examples across 3 meanings.

Context: “personality”

(adjective) when someone is very pleasant, attractive, or nice. If you meet someone who makes you feel happy and comfortable, you could say they are charming.

Example

She is such a charming person; everyone enjoys being around her.

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He was not charming at all; he made everyone feel uncomfortable.

Example

Do you think his charming personality will help him make friends?

Context: “appearance”

(adjective) when something is very pleasing to look at or has a delightful quality. A charming place makes you feel good when you see it.

Example

The little café had a charming atmosphere with its cozy decorations.

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The large building was not charming; it looked very dull and boring.

Example

What do you think makes a place charming?

Context: “magic, enchantment”

(verb) to use magic to create a special effect or to make someone feel enchanted. It's like telling a fairy tale where something wonderful happens.

Example

The magician charmed the audience with his amazing tricks.

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The trick did not charm the crowd; they seemed unimpressed.

Example

How did he manage to charm everyone at the party?

How to pronounce charming

Pronunciation: [ˈtʃɑːrmɪŋ]

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