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An act, or the use, of magic or sorcery
Plural for the power or quality of delighting, attracting or fascinating others
“It has that magical charm of youthful curiosity mixed with dark, deadpan humor.”
Plural for an object, act, or saying believed to have magic power
“Quentin, since you're the magical type, try casting a charm on Carl to rid him of his ills.”
Plural for an object kept or worn to ward off evil and bring good luck
“In the Middle Ages, the doll was regarded as a charm against evil spirits.”
Plural for a small ornament worn on a necklace or bracelet
“She pulled nervously at her necklace, the charm swinging back and forth.”
To delight greatly, especially with a performance
“The warm, friendly Santa tried every trick in the book to charm the kids.”
To convince, influence or obtain using personal charm
“He was trying to hearten her, to charm her into sharing his view of things.”
To cause someone to feel attraction by personal charm
“Ted doused himself in Lynx body spray, hoping it would charm the women as demonstrated in the commercials.”
To cast a magical charm or spell on
“Only a true witch would charm the Miraj, rendering it harmless so the people could remove it from the area.”
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