charismatic in Greek
charismatic in Greek is χαρισματικός — charismatic means having a compelling charm that attracts and inspires other people.
charismatic in Greek
χαρισματικός
Pronounced: charismatikos
What does "charismatic" mean?
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adj Having a compelling charm that attracts and inspires other people.
"She was a charismatic speaker who could hold a room's attention effortlessly."
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adj 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."
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charismatic in a sentence
- She was a charismatic speaker who could hold a room's attention effortlessly.
- The charismatic movement grew rapidly within several church denominations.
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What is "charismatic" in Greek?
"charismatic" in Greek is χαρισματικός. charismatic means: Having a compelling charm that attracts and inspires other people.
How do you pronounce χαρισματικός?
"charismatic" in Greek is χαρισματικός, pronounced "charismatikos".
How do you use "charismatic" in a sentence?
Example: "She was a charismatic speaker who could hold a room's attention effortlessly." In Greek, "charismatic" is χαρισματικός.
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