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Synonym for charm [verb]

The synonym charm synonymous definition words:
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charm [verb]

means "bewitch"
captivate, enchant, entrance, beguile, mesmerise, mesmerize, enrapture, transport

charm [noun]

means "magic"
sorcery, incantation, hex, spell, witchcraft

charm [noun]

means "fascination"
allure, attractiveness, appeal, charisma, enchantment, grace, seductiveness

charm [noun]

means "amulet"
talisman, fetish, bauble, gewgaw, icon, trinket
Further results for the word "charm"

allure [noun]

means "attraction"
charm, appeal, interest, seductiveness, charisma, glamour

amuse [verb]

means "entertainment"
beguile, delight, enthral, divert, charm, absorb

appeal [noun]

means "attraction"
charm, allure, interest, seductiveness, charisma, glamour

attach [verb]

means "attraction"
captivate, charm, enamour, engage, endear

attract [verb]

means "entice"
seduce, charm, tempt, lure, captivate, enchant

attraction [noun]

means "allure"
charm, fascination, appeal, temptation, enticement, attractiveness

beauty [noun]

means "property"
loveliness, attractiveness, charm, splendour, elegance, magnificence

cajole [verb]

means "appreciate"
laud, praise, charm, applaud, flatter, eulogise

call up [verb]

means "enchant"
invoke, summon, bewitch, charm, hex, conjure

captivate [verb]

means "fascinate"
charm, engage, engross, bewitch, occupy, absorb

capture [verb]

means "captivate"
catch, entice, enthral, charm, attract

catch [verb]

means "attraction"
charm, fascinate, enchant, captivate, win, bewitch

charisma [noun]

means "attraction"
charm, allure, interest, seductiveness, appeal, glamour

coax [verb]

means "persuade"
win over, seduce, disarm, urge, convince, charm

compliment [verb]

means "appreciate"
laud, praise, charm, applaud, flatter, eulogise

conjure [verb]

means "enchant"
invoke, summon, bewitch, charm, hex, call up

delight [verb]

means "satisfy"
enliven, gratify, charm, amuse, entrance, enchant

disarm [verb]

means "persuade"
win over, seduce, coax, urge, convince, charm

enamor [verb]

means "captivate"
enamour, bewitch, please, enthrall, entice, charm

enamour [verb]

means "attract"
captivate, charm, attach, engage, endear

enchant [verb]

means "delight"
gratify, charm, enrapture

enchantment [noun]

means "fascination"
allure, attractiveness, appeal, charisma, charm, grace

endear [verb]

means "attract"
captivate, charm, enamour, engage, attach

engage [verb]

means "fascinate"
charm, captivate, engross, bewitch, occupy, absorb

enrapture [verb]

means "bewitch"
charm, transport

entertain [verb]

means "amuse"
beguile, delight, enthral, divert, charm, absorb

enthral [verb]

means "captivate"
catch, entice, capture, charm, attract

fascinate [verb]

means "allure"
bewitch, beguile, captivate, enthral, charm, enamour

fetish [noun]

means "object of worship"
talisman, charm, amulet

gallantry [noun]

means "fine manners"
courtesy, charm, manners, deference

gewgaw [noun]

means "amulet"
talisman, fetish, bauble, charm, icon, trinket

glamour [noun]

means "attraction"
charm, allure, interest, seductiveness, charisma, appeal

grace [noun]

means "elegance"
polish, refinement, gracefulness, attractiveness, beauty, charm

gracefulness [noun]

means "loveliness"
attractiveness, charm, splendour, elegance, magnificence, beauty

hex [noun]

means "magic"
sorcery, incantation, charm, spell, witchcraft

intrigue [verb]

means "fascinate"
puzzle, charm, delight, captivate, thrill, please

inveigle [verb]

means "delight"
appeal to, please, allure, attract, entice, charm

loveliness [noun]

means "beauty"
attractiveness, charm, splendour, elegance, magnificence, gracefulness

mesmerise [verb]

means "bewitch"
captivate, enchant, entrance, beguile, charm, mesmerize

mesmerize [verb]

means "bewitch"
captivate, enchant, entrance, beguile, mesmerise, charm

please [verb]

means "effect"
delight, appeal to, charm, allure, attract, entice

sorcery [noun]

means "magic"
charm, incantation, hex, spell, witchcraft

spell [noun]

means "whitchcraft"
charm, incantation, hex, conjuration, amulet, talisman

take [verb]

means "action"
charm, enchant

talisman [noun]

means "amulet"
charm, fetish, bauble, gewgaw, icon, trinket

trinket [noun]

means "amulet"
talisman, fetish, bauble, gewgaw, icon, charm

witchcraft [noun]

means "magic"
sorcery, incantation, hex, spell, charm

woo [verb]

means "court"
charm, date, pursue


charmer [noun]

means "conjurer"
sorcerer, wizard, shaman, magician, diviner, enchanter

charming [adjective]

means "entertaining"
interesting, engaging, enchanting, lively, pleasing, amusing, cheering

alluring [adjective]

means "erotically appealing"
seductive, charming, desirable, fascinating

amiable [adjective]

means "friendly"
social, amicable, genial, warm, charming, agreeable

amusing [adjective]

means "entertaining"
interesting, engaging, enchanting, lively, pleasing, charming

beautiful [adjective]

means "artistic"
elegant, aesthetic, tasteful, harmonious, fine, charming

bewitched [adjective]

means "under a magic spell"
enchanted, hexed, cursed, charmed, magic, captivated

by all means [object]

means "expression of pleasure"
charmed

cheering [adjective]

means "entertaining"
interesting, engaging, enchanting, lively, pleasing, charming

cute [adjective]

means "attractive"
pleasing, winsome, charming, fetching, captivating

dainty [adjective]

means "delicate"
ethereal, beautiful, fragile, charming, petite, frail

debonair [adjective]

means "nonchalant"
suave, urbane, detached, sophisticated, indifferent, charming

delighted [adjective]

means "expression of pleasure"
charmed

delightful [adjective]

means "cheery"
pleasing, charming, refreshing, lovely

desirable [adjective]

means "erotically appealing"
seductive, charming, alluring, fascinating

enamored [adjective]

means "in love"
bewitched, infatuated, attracted, captivated, charmed, enchanted

enamoured [adjective]

means "in love"
bewitched, infatuated, captivated, charmed, enchanted, entranced

enchanted [adjective]

means "under a magic spell"
bewitched, hexed, cursed, charmed, magic, captivated

enchanted [adjective]

means "delighted"
very pleased, charmed, elated, exhilarated, enthusiastic, thrilled

enchanting [adjective]

means "entertaining"
interesting, engaging, amusing, lively, pleasing, charming

engaging [adjective]

means "entertaining"
interesting, amusing, enchanting, lively, pleasing, charming

entertaining [adjective]

means "amusing"
interesting, engaging, enchanting, lively, pleasing, charming

entranced [adjective]

means "enchanted"
charmed, bewitched, spellbound, mesmerised, mesmerized, enraptured

exquisite [adjective]

means "beautiful"
ethereal, appealing, lovely, charming, dainty, delicate

fair [adjective]

means "attraction"
fair-skinned, charming, beautiful, comely, handsome, lovely

fetching [adjective]

means "attractive"
pleasing, winsome, charming, cute, captivating

hexed [adjective]

means "under a magic spell"
bewitched, enchanted, cursed, charmed, magic, captivated

impish [adjective]

means "jaunty"
charming, mischievous, frolicsome, naughty, playful

intriguing [adjective]

means "appealing"
engaging, fascinating, charming, interesting, attractive, delightful

irresistible [adjective]

means "tempting"
tantalizing, enticing, fascinating, charming, alluring, appealing

magician [noun]

means "conjurer"
sorcerer, wizard, shaman, charmer, diviner, enchanter

necromancer [noun]

means "sorcerer"
magician, warlock, wizard, enchanter, witch, charmer

picturesque [adjective]

means "striking"
beautiful, pretty, colourful, charming, interesting

pleasing [adjective]

means "entertaining"
interesting, engaging, enchanting, lively, amusing, charming

prepossessing [adjective]

means "attractive"
captivating, pleasing, appealing, charming, handsome, pleasant

quaint [adjective]

means "old-fashioned"
antiquated, baroque, antique, ancient, archaic, charming

seemly [adjective]

means "attractive"
becoming, comely, pleasing, beautiful, charming

siren [noun]

means "temptress"
vamp, mermaid, charmer, femme fatale, enchantress, seductress

spellbound [adjective]

means "enchanted"
entranced, bewitched, charmed, mesmerised, mesmerized, enraptured

stunning [adjective]

means "beautiful"
dazzling, gorgeous, charming, exquisite, handsome, magnificent

taking [adjective]

means "engaging"
captivating, winning, attractive, charming, refreshing, pleasing

tasteful [adjective]

means "artistic"
elegant, aesthetic, beautiful, harmonious, fine, charming

thank you [object]

means "expression of pleasure"
charmed

thrilled [adjective]

means "delighted"
very pleased, charmed, elated, exhilarated, enthusiastic, enchanted

winning [adjective]

means "engaging"
attractive, captivating, charming, dazzling, taking, winsome

winsome [adjective]

means "attractive"
pleasing, fetching, charming, cute, captivating

wizard [noun]

means "sorcerer"
charmer

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