glamour

• Substantivo que designa um atrativo ou fascínio envolvente, frequentemente associado à beleza, ao charme ou ao apelo sexual, que torna alguém ou algo especial e desejável. Também pode indicar um estilo elegante e sofisticado, com brilho e magnetismo.

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.

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1. Alluring Beauty or CharmB2formal

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

   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.

   Sinônimosallureappealattractivenesscharismacharmenchantmentfascinationmagicmagnetismmystique

   Antônimosdrabnesshomelinessplainnessrepulsivenessugliness

• Verbo usado para descrever a ação de tornar algo ou alguém mais atraente, fascinante ou glamouroso, muitas vezes por meios artificiais.

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.

   Enfeitiçar ou encantar

   • 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.

   Sinônimosbewitchcharmenchantspell

   Antônimosdisenchantdisillusion