glamour
/ˈɡlæmər/
noun
- An attractive or exciting quality that makes someone or something seem special, often related to beauty, fashion, or fame.
- The old hotel had lost its glamour and now looked shabby.
- The glamour of Hollywood attracts many young actors.
- She loved the glamour of the red carpet event.
- A magical or enchanting spell; a charm that makes things seem different from reality.
- In the fairy tale, the witch cast a glamour on the prince.
- The sunset cast a glamour over the whole valley.
- He felt that her beauty was like a glamour that hid her true nature.
verb
- To make something seem more attractive or exciting than it really is.
- The movie glamours the life of a spy, but it's actually dangerous.
- She tried not to glamour her past, remembering both the good and the bad.
- Advertisements often glamour ordinary products to make them seem special.
- To cast a magical spell or charm on someone or something.
- He felt as if he had been glamoured by her voice.
- The wizard glamoured the castle so it appeared invisible.
- In the story, the fairy glamoured the girl to make her sleep.