charisma

/kəˈɹɪzmə/noun

A natural charm that draws people to someone.

Example sentences

“The young politician's charisma won over even her critics.”
“Even without a microphone, the speaker's charisma filled the room.”

No everyday plural; you simply have charisma or you do not. The adjective 'charismatic' does most of the daily work.

Synonyms for charisma

charm
magnetism
presence
appeal

Find it in: Positive words.

Related words

charismaticHaving a strong, attractive personality that makes people like, admire, or follow you.cheerfulClearly happy and full of positive spirit.cherishTo hold someone or something dear and look after it with love and care.chivalrousBehaving in a polite, brave, and honourable way, especially toward women.catharticHelping to release built-up emotions, especially after something overwhelming.carefreeFree from worries or responsibilities; relaxed and untroubled.