glamour

• Nom désignant une qualité attrayante ou séduisante, souvent liée à la beauté, au charme ou à l'attrait sexuel, qui rend quelqu'un ou quelque chose spécial ou désirable.

A noun referring to an attractive or exciting quality, often associated with beauty, charm, or sex appeal, that makes someone or something seem special or desirable.

indénombrable

1. Alluring Beauty or CharmB2formal

   An attractive or exciting quality that makes certain people or things seem appealing, often associated with sex-appeal.

   Charme séduisant ou attrait glamour

   • The actress was known for her timeless glamour on the red carpet.
   • The city's nightlife had a certain glamour that drew tourists.
   • She possessed a natural glamour that captivated everyone around her.

   Synonymesallureappealattractivenesscharismacharmenchantmentfascinationmagicmagnetismmystique

   Antonymesdrabnesshomelinessplainnessrepulsivenessugliness

• Verbe utilisé pour décrire l'action de rendre quelque chose ou quelqu'un plus attrayant, captivant ou glamour, souvent par des moyens artificiels.

A verb used to describe the act of making something or someone appear more attractive, exciting, or glamorous, often through artificial means.

1. Enchant or bewitchC2formal

   To cast a magical spell or enchantment over someone or something; to bewitch or hex.

   Envoûter ou ensorceler

   • The witch glamoured the prince, making him fall asleep for a century.
   • He felt as if a strange power had glamoured his mind.
   • Legends speak of fairies who glamour travelers to lead them astray.

   Synonymesbewitchcharmenchantspell

   Antonymesdisenchantdisillusion