charismatic
/ˌkɛrɪzˈmætɪk/
noun
- A person who belongs to a charismatic Christian church or movement.
- Many charismatics emphasize the role of the Holy Spirit in daily life.
- She identifies as a charismatic and attends a local Pentecostal church.
- The charismatics gathered for a weekend conference on faith healing.
adjective
- Having charisma; able to attract, influence, and inspire people.
- The charismatic speaker had the audience hanging on every word.
- His charismatic smile made him popular wherever he went.
- She is a charismatic leader who motivates her team to work hard.
- Relating to a Christian movement that emphasizes spiritual gifts such as speaking in tongues and healing.
- The charismatic church held lively services with singing and prayer.
- He joined a charismatic group that believed in modern-day miracles.
- Charismatic Christianity has grown rapidly in many parts of the world.
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