🇬🇧 Charm meaning: English Vocabulary Flash Card

Charm is a special something about a person, animal, or thing that makes others really like them, feel happy around them, or think they are extra cute or nice.

The cupcake’s charm was so delicious that I forgave it for disappearing into my mouth.

Dad thinks his cheesy jokes are his charm, but we think his real charm is still hiding somewhere.

The robot tried to download ‘human charm’ but only installed bad dance moves instead.

My grandpa says his charm is his cool hat, but we all know it’s actually his candy drawer.

My friend’s charm is that she can trip over nothing and still make everyone laugh, including herself.

At the seaside market, the old baker sold warm bread with a quiet charm. His slow smile was a charm; his careful hands a charm. A child watched, drawn by charm in the air, touched the crust, giggled, and bought a roll. The baker’s small charm filled the square, and people left lighter, smiling.

This word is at the C1 level, which means it’s part of advanced English. It’s used in sophisticated conversations, professional settings, and academic discussions. Words at this level help you express yourself fluently and precisely in nuanced situations.

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