Pronunciation: /ˈtʃɑːrmər/
noun a person who is charming, especially one who uses charm to manipulate others
A1 He is a charmer who always knows how to make people smile.
A2 The little boy charmed everyone at the party with his cute antics.
B1 The salesman was a real charmer, able to persuade anyone to buy his products.
B2 She was known as a charmer in social circles, always captivating those around her.
C1 The political candidate was a master charmer, winning over voters with his charisma.
C2 The actor's reputation as a charmer extended beyond the screen, with fans flocking to meet him in person.
verb not applicable
A1 He charmed her with his sweet smile.
A2 The magician charmed the audience with his tricks.
B1 The salesman charmed the customers into buying more than they needed.
B2 She charmed her way into getting a promotion at work.
C1 The politician charmed the crowd with his charismatic speeches.
C2 The actor charmed his way to the top of Hollywood with his talent and charm.
adjective not applicable
A1 She is a charmer with a big smile.
A2 The puppy was a charmer with its playful antics.
B1 The charming old town was full of history and character.
B2 The charismatic politician was known as a real charmer with the ability to connect with people.
C1 The suave gentleman was a true charmer, effortlessly captivating everyone he met.
C2 The elegant socialite was a renowned charmer in high society circles.
adverb not applicable
A1 He smiled charmerly at the little girl, making her giggle.
A2 The magician performed his tricks charmerly, captivating the audience.
B1 She spoke charmerly to the new clients, winning them over with her charm.
B2 The salesman charmerly convinced the customer to make a purchase.
C1 The politician charmerly addressed the crowd, earning their trust and support.
C2 The actor charmerly portrayed the role of a charismatic leader in the movie.
pronoun not applicable
A1 The charmer smiled at me and offered me a flower.
A2 The charmer performed magic tricks to entertain the children at the party.
B1 The charmer captivated the audience with his storytelling skills.
B2 The charmer had a way with words that could persuade anyone to see things his way.
C1 The charmer was known for his ability to charm even the most difficult of personalities.
C2 The charmer's charisma and charm were unmatched, making him a favorite among the elite social circles.
preposition not applicable
A1 The charmer at the party was very friendly and outgoing.
A2 She was known as the charmer of the office, always able to make people smile.
B1 The politician was a skilled charmer, able to win over crowds with his charisma.
B2 The actor's reputation as a charmer helped him land many leading roles in romantic comedies.
C1 Despite his reputation as a charmer, he had a manipulative side that few people knew about.
C2 The charmer was able to use his charm to get out of difficult situations and win people over effortlessly.
conjunction not applicable
A1 He is a charmer and makes everyone feel comfortable.
A2 The little boy was a charmer, always smiling and making friends easily.
B1 Despite his charming personality, he can be quite manipulative at times.
B2 She may come across as a charmer, but don't be fooled by her sweet talk.
C1 His reputation as a charmer precedes him wherever he goes, but not everyone falls for his charm.
C2 As a seasoned charmer, he knew exactly what to say to win people over in any situation.
interjection not applicable
A1 Charmer! You look very nice today.
A2 Charmer, can you help me with my homework?
B1 Charmer, I must say you have a way with words.
B2 Charmer, you always know how to make people feel special.
C1 Charmer, your charisma is truly impressive.
C2 Charmer, you have a way of captivating everyone you meet.
article not applicable
A1 The charmer smiled and waved at the crowd.
A2 The street performer was a real charmer with his magic tricks.
B1 The salesman was a smooth-talking charmer who could sell anything.
B2 The politician was known as a charismatic charmer who could win over any audience.
C1 The actor's reputation as a charmer helped him land leading roles in romantic comedies.
C2 The socialite was a true charmer, effortlessly captivating everyone with her charm and wit.
formal The diplomat was known for being a skilled charmer, able to win over even the most stubborn negotiators.
informal Tom is quite the charmer, always knowing the right thing to say to make people smile.
slang That guy at the party was a real charmer, he had everyone laughing and having a good time.
figurative The sunset painted the sky with vibrant colors, like a charmer casting a spell over the world.
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