charisma in Greek
charisma in Greek is χάρισμα — charisma means a compelling personal charm or magnetism that draws people in and inspires devotion or enthusiasm.
charisma in Greek
χάρισμα
Pronounced: charisma
What does "charisma" mean?
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noun A compelling personal charm or magnetism that draws people in and inspires devotion or enthusiasm.
"The candidate's charisma won over even skeptical voters."
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charisma in a sentence
- The candidate's charisma won over even skeptical voters.
- He lacked experience, but his charisma made up for it on stage.
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What is "charisma" in Greek?
"charisma" in Greek is χάρισμα. charisma means: A compelling personal charm or magnetism that draws people in and inspires devotion or enthusiasm.
How do you pronounce χάρισμα?
"charisma" in Greek is χάρισμα, pronounced "charisma".
How do you use "charisma" in a sentence?
Example: "The candidate's charisma won over even skeptical voters." In Greek, "charisma" is χάρισμα.
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