charismatic
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Definition
- Adjective:
- Possessing an extraordinary ability to attract, inspire, or influence people: Describes a person, personality, or quality that has a compelling charm or magnetism which can inspire devotion and enthusiasm in others.
Usage
- The adjective "charismatic" is used to describe a person or their qualities. It is a positive attribute often associated with leadership, public speaking, and personal presence.
- It typically modifies nouns like , , , , , or .
Examples
- Adjective:
- The company hired a charismatic new CEO to inspire the staff.
- Her charismatic personality made her very popular on campus.
- He lacked the charismatic authority of his predecessor.
Advanced Usage
- "Charismatic authority": A sociological concept introduced by Max Weber, referring to power legitimized by the extraordinary personal qualities of a leader which inspire loyalty and obedience.
- The cult was built on the founder's charismatic authority.
- "Charismatic movement": Refers to groups within Christianity that emphasize spiritual gifts like speaking in tongues.
- She was a member of the charismatic movement within her church.
Variants and Related Words
- Charisma (n): The compelling attractiveness or charm that can inspire devotion in others.
- The politician's charisma was undeniable.
- Charismatically (adv): In a charismatic manner.
- He spoke charismatically to the crowd.
Synonyms
- Magnetic: Having an ability to attract.
- Dynamic: Positive, energetic, and forceful.
- Captivating: Capable of attracting and holding interest.
Antonyms
- Uninspiring: Not producing excitement or interest.
- Uncharismatic: Lacking charisma.
- Boring: Not interesting; tedious.
Adjective
- possessing an extraordinary ability to attract
- a charismatic leader
- a magnetic personality