Yes, it is almost exclusively an adjective, and very rarely a noun.
It comes from the Greek word, charis, meaning grace, favor, or a gift. The charismatic (adj.) person has special noticeable abilities to influence others or to lead.
There is a movement within Christianity, identified as "Charismatic (n.)," which emphasizes having gifts of the Holy Spirit, given by God to Christian believers. An adherent can be called "a charismatic" (could be lower or upper case).
There is no antonym for charismatic.
You are so charismatic and cool.
People will perceive you as a charismatic leader, if you are a charismatic leader. You can't pretend to be one. This is one instance where reality cannot be turned into a perception.
alluring appealing mesmerizing
The word for displaying charisma or charm is "charismatic".
The word 'charismatic' is the adjective form of the abstract noun charisma.The noun 'charismatic' is a concrete noun as a word for a person, an adherent of a charismatic religious sect.
There is no antonym for charismatic.
The hearer or viewer has the authority as to rather a person is charismatic. I am very charismatic in my Christian faith, but to some, I may not be perceived as being charismatic.
You are so charismatic and cool.
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His charismatic disposition made him easy to talk to. She is very charismatic and friendly.
Amy said that her dad is a charismatic leader.
Ronald Reagan was a charismatic President.
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People will perceive you as a charismatic leader, if you are a charismatic leader. You can't pretend to be one. This is one instance where reality cannot be turned into a perception.
He's a very well-spoken, charismatic candidate who's sure to get attention and win votes. Many young people joined the cult because of its charismatic leader.
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