charm

Meanings

• noun

  An object, often small and decorative, believed to bring good luck, protection, or happiness.

  - "She wore a lucky charm around her neck during the exam."
  - "The athlete touched the charm before entering the stadium."

• verb

  To attract and delight, as by natural charm or personal magnetism.

  - "The actress charmed the audience with her performance."
  - "He charmed the snake with a piece of meat."

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Pronunciation

1. /tʃɑɹm/
   
   
   
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2. /tʃɑɹm/
   
   
   
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Antonyms

boredom , dryness

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Synonyms

DdeltaDtime , delta decay , appeal , attraction , charisma , amulet , incantation , spell , talisman , amulet , dangle , ornament , delight , enchant , entrance , bewitch , enchant , ensorcel , enspell

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Rhymes

Words rhyming with charm
alarm , balm , calm , psalm

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Homophones

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1. charm (fr) : to teach, instruct
   

2. charm (en) : a type of boat
   

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Variants

List of all variants of charm that leads to same result
charm , charmless , charms , charmed , charmer , charmers , charming , the third time is the charm , work like a charm

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Etymology

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Old English ceorran, from cearu, meaning 'dear, beloved, charming'.

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Trivia

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1. The term 'charm' comes from the Old English word 'ceorran', which means 'dear, beloved, charming'.

2. In ancient Egypt, charms were often written on papyrus and worn as amulets for protection.

3. The use of charms can be found in many cultures, including ancient Greece, Rome, and China.

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Related Concepts

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1. Talisman: A charm believed to have magical powers and bring good fortune.

2. Amulet: A charm worn for protection or to bring good luck.

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Culture

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In various cultures, charms have been used for protection, good luck, and healing. They can be found in jewelry, clothing, and decorative objects.

How to Memorize "charm"

1. visualize
   

   - Imagine a small, decorative object that brings happiness and good luck.
   - Visualize a charming person or situation.

2. associate
   

   - Associate the word 'charm' with the idea of good luck or protection.
   - Think of a decorative object or a charming person when you hear the word 'charm'.

3. mnemonics
   

   - Create a mnemonic by associating the word 'charm' with the word 'cheerful' or 'charming'.
   - Use the acronym C-H-A-R-M to remember the definition: Charm is an Object that Attracts and Reveals Magic.

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