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Definition charm in British English

charm noun

noun
/tʃɑː(r)m/
1

a personal quality that attracts people to you and makes them like you

Example

Even journalists succumbed to Roosevelt's easy charm.

Example

She is a woman of great personal charm.

Example

They were reluctant to let us in until Sue turned on the charm.

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Example

Visitors are delighted by the village's more rustic charms.

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The place held no charms for me - it was bare and isolated.

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1.2

the quality of being pleasant or attractive

Example

The building has been modernized but retains its traditional charm.

Example

a classic children's tale that has lost none of its charm

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2

something that people believe brings them luck

Example

a good-luck charm

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2.1

a small object worn on a piece of jewellery

Example

a gold charm

Example

a charm bracelet

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3

something believed to have magic power, especially a magic phrase

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Definition charm in British English