charismatic

/kar-iz-mat-ik/US // ˌkær ɪzˈmæt ɪk //

有魅力,有魅力的,富有魅力,魅力四射

Definitions

adj.形容词 adjective

1
- : of, having, or characteristic of charisma: His military successes go hand in hand with his charismatic leadership.
- : prone to popular appeal and widespread attention: The giant panda and humpback whale are among the charismatic megafauna that attract donors who contribute to environmental causes.
- : relating to, characterizing, or noting Christians of various denominations who seek an ecstatic religious experience, sometimes including speaking in tongues and instantaneous healing.

n.名词 noun

1
- : a Christian who seeks an ecstatic religious experience: For most charismatics, theology is inseparable from the Bible.

adj.charming

Synonyms

Chávez, a high-ranking military officer, was charismatic and popular.
Like Son, he’s a charismatic leader espousing a long-term vision of where technology is headed.
For many Cuban Americans, that one side is a charismatic immigrant preaching with the zeal of a convert.
According to longtime Democratic fundraiser Sally Susman, “a very compelling and charismatic female candidate” can encourage women donors to expand their own political clout.
A different sort of charismatic leadership has proven far more effective, with women leaders shining.
He was also a charismatic, telegenic speaker with a face improved by plastic surgery several years earlier.
Some imagine Senator Elizabeth Warren as the charismatic leader of a progressive version of the “tea party.”
The charismatic bearded revolucionario dressed in a dark olive uniform promised to restore order and hold elections.
This band is different from the rock groups that go in for charismatic lighting and sing of love and/or sex.
Clearly, Rampal is a charismatic leader who has used his power in weird, possibly criminal ways.
I refer particularly to the charismatic organization and government of the church.

/kar-iz-mat-ik/US // ˌkær ɪzˈmæt ɪk //

有魅力,有魅力的,富有魅力,魅力四射

adj.形容词 adjective

1
- : of, having, or characteristic of charisma: His military successes go hand in hand with his charismatic leadership.
- : prone to popular appeal and widespread attention: The giant panda and humpback whale are among the charismatic megafauna that attract donors who contribute to environmental causes.
- : relating to, characterizing, or noting Christians of various denominations who seek an ecstatic religious experience, sometimes including speaking in tongues and instantaneous healing.

n.名词 noun

1
- : a Christian who seeks an ecstatic religious experience: For most charismatics, theology is inseparable from the Bible.

adj.charming

Synonyms

Chávez, a high-ranking military officer, was charismatic and popular.
Like Son, he’s a charismatic leader espousing a long-term vision of where technology is headed.
For many Cuban Americans, that one side is a charismatic immigrant preaching with the zeal of a convert.
According to longtime Democratic fundraiser Sally Susman, “a very compelling and charismatic female candidate” can encourage women donors to expand their own political clout.
A different sort of charismatic leadership has proven far more effective, with women leaders shining.
He was also a charismatic, telegenic speaker with a face improved by plastic surgery several years earlier.
Some imagine Senator Elizabeth Warren as the charismatic leader of a progressive version of the “tea party.”
The charismatic bearded revolucionario dressed in a dark olive uniform promised to restore order and hold elections.
This band is different from the rock groups that go in for charismatic lighting and sing of love and/or sex.
Clearly, Rampal is a charismatic leader who has used his power in weird, possibly criminal ways.
I refer particularly to the charismatic organization and government of the church.