Pronunciation: /tʃɑːrmd/
verb Charmed is also a verb that means to have cast a spell on someone or to have delighted or fascinated them.
A1 She charmed the audience with her beautiful voice.
A2 The magician charmed the children with his tricks.
B1 The salesman charmed the customer into buying the product.
B2 The diplomat charmed the foreign delegates with her charisma.
C1 The actor charmed the critics with his outstanding performance.
C2 The singer charmed the entire nation with her mesmerizing talent.
adjective Charmed is an adjective that describes someone or something that has been enchanted or delighted.
A1 She was charmed by the cute puppy.
A2 The children were charmed by the magician's tricks.
B1 I was charmed by the quaint little village.
B2 The old bookstore had a charmed atmosphere that drew me in.
C1 The elegant ballroom had a charmed ambiance that captivated all who entered.
C2 The charmed garden was a peaceful oasis in the midst of the bustling city.
formal The diplomat was charmed by the host country's warm hospitality.
informal I was absolutely charmed by the quaint little town we visited.
slang She was totally charmed by his smooth talk.
figurative The audience was charmed by the actor's performance on stage.
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