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charismatically

/ˌkær.əzˈmæt̬.ɪ.kli/
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Adjective:charismatic
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1

In a manner that exercises a compelling charm, magnetism, or personal appeal that inspires devotion and enthusiasm in others.

Example

"The keynote speaker smiled charismatically and immediately won over the skeptical audience."


2

In a manner relating to or characteristic of religious movements that emphasize direct divine inspiration and spiritual gifts such as healing or speaking in tongues.

Example

"The congregation worshiped charismatically, with spontaneous singing and expressive prayer."

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Word Origin & Etymology

Formed from the adjective 'charismatic' plus the adverbial suffix '-ally', ultimately tracing back to the Ancient Greek noun 'kharisma' (meaning 'favor' or 'divine gift'), from 'kharizesthai' ('to show favor').

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