charisma

/kəˈɹɪzmə/noun

A natural charm that draws people to someone.

Example sentence

“The young politician's charisma won over even her critics.”

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

Related words

charismaticBelonging or relating to a branch of Christianity that gives special importance to the Holy Spirit.chargerA device used to fill or refill something with electrical power.chastiseTo discipline someone for wrongdoing, traditionally by physical punishment.charadeA type of word puzzle in which each syllable of the answer is hinted at separately, followed by a clue for the whole word.cheapCosting little money, or priced lower than usual.changeTo turn into something different from before.