Charming is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for CHARMING in dictionary:

INTERJECTION:
• used as an ironic expression of displeasure or disapproval
ADJECTIVE:
• having charm
• very pleasant or attractive
• (of a person or their manner) very polite, friendly, and likeable
• Pleasing the mind or senses in a high degree; delighting; fascinating; attractive.
• pleasing or delighting
• possessing or using or characteristic of or appropriate to supernatural powers
• attractive
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to attract irresistibly

Words related to CHARMING

attractive15 charm12 charmed15 charminger18 charmingest19 charmingly21 charms13 engaging11

Words that contain CHARMING

becharming20 charminger18 charmingly21 encharming18 uncharming18 charmingest19 outcharming19 uncharmingly23 countercharming25

How to use CHARMING in a sentence

• She always lives in my memory as one of the most charming women I have ever met.
• In January of the following year, he invited young Giovanni to visit Rome, and immediately conceived an immense fancy for his charming visitor.
• It is a most charming place within reach of Ski-ing in all directions among the lower Bernese mountains.
• We know that this charming poet, who was at the same time a most expert thief, narrowly escaped hanging on two occasions.
• The Vicomte is coming with us, and our charming Senator, Elias P.
• This brought the Cheevers, the Pierponts, the Delevans, the Nortons, and their charming wives to Peterboro.
• Her mind, though charming and fascinating as ever, grew variable and unsteady.
• But charming indeed was the place where we stopped.
• This was a most charming little trip and we all enjoyed it exceedingly.
• How had he ignored it so long? It was dazzling, delicious, charming beyond all words.
• Just five minutes will do, and then you can return to your charming sketch.
• It was one of those days so long in the experience, but so charming to remember.
• Never in their existence as teachers had these sisters met with a more charming nature, more Christian meekness, true modesty, nor a greater eagerness to learn.
• The four elders, who were the last to leave the salon that night, admitted to each other that they felt uneasy at the new position of this charming girl.
• It was a face which was so charming from every point of view that he painted it in five positions.
• It was a charming name, but it was too good for me, and I said so.
• He grew into a charming dog, of much wisdom and amiability.
• It is all very well to be charming to you, but there are people who have told me that once I get on a platform I am charming to all the world.
• That is certainly a charming feature about this life.
• It was agreed to camp here, as the place was charming.
• She felt she could bear anything but this kindness, this charming detached thought for her.
• There was never a more charming place in which to be good and to love God than this place where Max built his shanty about 1750.
• But now here was the chance of winning the great prize, the charming Fanny, the admiration of all.
• There is not in English fiction a more charming picture of feminine modesty than that of Pamela hiding her love for Musidorus.

Similar words containing CHARM without suffix ing

charm12 charms13 becharm16 charmed15 charmer14 encharm14 uncharm14 becharms17 charmers15 charmful18 encharms15 outcharm15 uncharms15 becharmed19 charmeuse16 charmless16 charmonia16 encharmed17 outcharms16 uncharmed17 becharming20 charmeuses17 charminger18 charmingly21 charmonium19 encharming18 outcharmed18 uncharming18 charmingest19 charmlessly21 outcharming19 countercharm21 uncharmingly23 countercharms22 countercharmed24 countercharming25

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