noun

charm

charm, appeal, trinket, spell

He has a lot of charm.

He has a lot of charm.

She bought a new charm for her bracelet.

She bought a new charm for her bracelet.

The witch cast a charm on the prince.

The witch cast a charm on the prince.

(patterns,"(""((the)) charm ((of sth.)) the quality of being pleasant or attractive The hotel has a lot of old-world charm."",""((a)) charm ((for sth.)) a small ornament worn on a piece of jewelry She wears a lucky charm on her necklace."")")

Synonyms: appeal, allure, spell, trinket; Antonyms: repulsion

From Old French 'charme' (incantation), from Latin 'carmen' (song, verse, incantation).

Think of a 'lucky charm' bracelet, where each charm has a special appeal or 'magic'.

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