Charismatic and Pleasant

Charismatic

Charismatic adjective - Having an often mysterious or magical power to attract.
Usage example: the cult's charismatic leader had managed to persuade seemingly rational people to obey him blindly

Pleasant and charismatic are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Pleasant" instead an adjective "Charismatic".

Nearby Word: charisma

Pleasant

Pleasant adjective - Giving pleasure or contentment to the mind or senses.

Charismatic and pleasant are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Charismatic" instead an adjective "Pleasant".

Both words in one sentence

  • The other townsfolk do seem to find Carlos charismatic and pleasant-looking, perhaps a high-end Common Beauty.
  • Tom Baker, who played the unshakable, joyful and adorable Fourth Doctor, had been mainly playing tormented, cold and darkly charismatic villains, and relished the opportunity to play such a heroic role ("I seem to have played so many psychotics, it will be a pleasant change").
  • Night of the Demon: Julian Karswell is charming, charismatic, pleasant, loves his mother, hosts parties for local children...and is a Satan-worshiping cult leader who uses black magic to kill casual acquaintances.
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