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Definition
Synonym
Charis
Deutsch Englisch Übersetzung
Charis
f
(griechische Mythologie)
Chariten
pl
Charis
; Grace
Charites
Charis
f
(griechische Mythologie)
Chariten
pl
Charis
; Grace
Charites
Charis
f
(griechische Mythologie)
Chariten
pl
Charis
; Grace
Charites
Charis
ma
n
, Ausstrahlung
f
Charis
men
pl
charis
ma
charis
mas
Ausstrahlung
f
übtr.
;
Charis
ma
n
; Strahlkraft
f
; Ausstrahlungskraft
f
Charis
men
pl
eine positive Ausstrahlung haben (Person)
eine positive Ausstrahlung haben (Sache)
einer Sache eine besondere Ausstrahlung verleihen
Etwas verleiht einer Person Sache eine positive Ausstrahlung.
charis
ma; vibes
charis
mas
to have a positive appearance and attitude (person)
to have a positive appearance (thing)
to give sth. individuality and charm
Something gives a person thing a positive appearance.
Ausstrahlung
f
übtr.
;
Charis
ma
n
; Strahlkraft
f
; Ausstrahlungskraft
f
Charis
men
pl
eine positive Ausstrahlung haben (Person)
eine positive Ausstrahlung haben (Sache)
einer Sache eine besondere Ausstrahlung verleihen
Etwas verleiht einer Person Sache eine positive Ausstrahlung.
charis
ma; vibes
charis
mas
to have a positive appearance and attitude (person)
to have a positive appearance (of a thing)
to give sth. individuality and charm
Something gives a person thing a positive appearance.
Charis
matiker
m
,
Charis
matikerin
f
charis
matic person
Charis
matiker
m
;
Charis
matikerin
f
Charis
matiker
pl
;
Charis
matikerinnen
pl
charis
matic person
charis
matic persons
charis
matisch
adj
charis
matic
charis
matisch
charis
matic
Charis
men
charis
mas
Charis
men
charis
mata
Deutsche
Charis Synonyme
Englische
Charis; Grace Synonyme
charisma
agacerie
allure
allurement
amperage
appeal
armipotence
ascendancy
attraction
attractiveness
aura
authority
beef
beguilement
beguiling
bewitchery
bewitchment
black power
blandishment
blaze of glory
brilliance
brilliancy
brute force
cajolery
captivation
charge
charm
charmingness
clout
cogence
cogency
come-hither
compulsion
consequence
control
credit
dint
dominance
domination
drive
duress
effect
effectiveness
effectuality
eminence
enchantment
energy
enthrallment
enticement
entrapment
envelope
esteem
fascination
favor
flirtation
flower power
forbidden fruit
force
force majeure
forcefulness
full blast
full force
glamour
glory
good feeling
halo
hold
illustriousness
importance
incidental power
inducement
influence
influentiality
insinuation
interest
inveiglement
invitation
leadership
leverage
luster
magic
magnetism
main force
main strength
mana
mastery
might
might and main
mightiness
moment
moxie
muscle power
mystique
nimbus
numinousness
personality
persuasion
pizzazz
poop
potence
potency
potentiality
power
power pack
power structure
power struggle
powerfulness
predominance
preponderance
prepotency
pressure
prestige
productiveness
productivity
puissance
pull
punch
purchase
push
radiance
reign
repute
resplendence
resplendency
rule
say
seducement
seduction
seductiveness
sex appeal
sinew
snaring
splendor
steam
strength
strong arm
suasion
subtle influence
suggestion
superiority
superpower
supremacy
sway
tantalization
temptation
upper hand
validity
vehemence
vigor
vim
virility
virtue
virulence
vitality
wattage
weight
whip hand
winning ways
winsomeness
witchcraft
witchery
wooing
charismatic
alluring
appealing
appetizing
attractive
authoritative
beguiling
bewitching
blandishing
bright
brilliant
cajoling
captivating
catching
charming
coaxing
come-hither
consequential
coquettish
effective
effectual
efficacious
enchanting
engaging
enravishing
enthralling
enticing
entrancing
estimable
exciting
exotic
fascinating
fetching
flirtatious
glamorous
glorious
hypnotic
illustrious
important
influential
interesting
intriguing
inviting
irresistible
lustrous
magic
magnetic
mesmeric
momentous
mouth-watering
numinous
personable
persuasive
piquant
potent
powerful
prepossessing
prestigious
provocative
provoquant
radiant
ravishing
reputable
resplendent
seducing
seductive
shining
siren
sirenic
spellbinding
spellful
splendent
splendid
splendorous
splendrous
strong
suasive
substantial
taking
tantalizing
teasing
telling
tempting
tickling
titillating
titillative
weighty
winning
winsome
witching
charismatic movement
bibliolatry
charismatic gift
charismatic renewal
fanaticism
gift of tongues
glossolalia
overdevoutness
overpiousness
overreligiousness
overrighteousness
overzealousness
pentecostalism
revival
revivalism
sanctimony
zeal
zealotism
zealotry
zealousness
Charis Definition
Grace
(
n.
)
The
exercise
of
love,
kindness,
mercy,
favor
Grace
(
n.
)
The
divine
favor
toward
man
Grace
(
n.
)
The
prerogative
of
mercy
execised
by
the
executive,
as
pardon.
Grace
(
n.
)
The
same
prerogative
when
exercised
in
the
form
of
equitable
relief
through
chancery.
Grace
(
n.
)
Fortune
Grace
(
n.
)
Inherent
excellence
Grace
(
n.
)
Beauty,
physical,
intellectual,
or
moral
Grace
(
n.
)
Graceful
and
beautiful
females,
sister
goddesses,
represented
by
ancient
writers
as
the
attendants
sometimes
of
Apollo
but
oftener
of
Venus.
They
were
commonly
mentioned
as
three
in
number
Grace
(
n.
)
The
title
of
a
duke,
a
duchess,
or
an
archbishop,
and
formerly
of
the
king
of
England.
Grace
(
n.
)
Thanks.
Grace
(
n.
)
A
petition
for
grace
Grace
(
n.
)
Ornamental
notes
or
short
passages,
either
introduced
by
the
performer,
or
indicated
by
the
composer,
in
which
case
the
notation
signs
are
called
grace
notes,
appeggiaturas,
turns,
etc.
Grace
(
n.
)
An
act,
vote,
or
decree
of
the
government
of
the
institution
Grace
(
n.
)
A
play
designed
to
promote
or
display
grace
of
motion.
It
consists
in
throwing
a
small
hoop
from
one
player
to
another,
by
means
of
two
sticks
in
the
hands
of
each.
Called
also
grace
hoop
or
hoops.
Grace
(
v.
t.)
To
adorn
Grace
(
v.
t.)
To
dignify
or
raise
by
an
act
of
favor
Grace
(
v.
t.)
To
supply
with
heavenly
grace.
Grace
(
v.
t.)
To
add
grace
notes,
cadenzas,
etc.,
to.
Charis; Grace / Charites Bedeutung
deathblow
coup
de
grace
the
blow
that
kills
(usually
mercifully)
grace
cup
cup
to
be
passed
around
for
the
final
toast
after
a
meal
grace
good
will
goodwill
a
disposition
to
kindness
and
compassion,
the
victor's
grace
in
treating
the
vanquished
saving
grace
a
redeeming
quality
or
characteristic,
her
love
of
music
remains
her
one
saving
grace,
her
sense
of
humor
has
to
be
a
saving
grace,
the
saving
grace
for
both
developments
is
that
they
are
creating
jobs
grace
grace
of
God
free
grace
(Christian
theology)
the
free
and
unmerited
favor
or
beneficence
of
God,
God's
grace
is
manifested
in
the
salvation
of
sinners,
there
but
for
the
grace
of
God
go
I
seemliness
grace
a
sense
of
propriety
and
consideration
for
others,
a
place
where
the
company
of
others
must
be
accepted
with
good
grace
grace
gracility
elegance
and
beauty
of
movement
or
expression,
a
beautiful
figure
which
she
used
in
subtle
movements
of
unparalleled
grace
grace
note
appoggiatura
acciaccatura
an
embellishing
note
usually
written
in
smaller
size
grace
blessing
thanksgiving
a
short
prayer
of
thanks
before
a
meal,
their
youngest
son
said
grace
Grace
(Greek
mythology)
one
of
three
sisters
who
were
the
givers
of
beauty
and
charm,
a
favorite
subject
for
sculptors
Allen
Gracie
Allen
Grace
Ethel
Cecile
Rosalie
Allen
Gracie
United
States
comedienne
remembered
as
the
confused
but
imperturbable
partner
of
her
husband,
George
Burns
(-)
Kelly
Grace
Kelly
Grace
Patricia
Kelly
Princess
Grace
of
Monaco
United
States
film
actress
who
retired
when
she
married
into
the
royal
family
of
Monaco
(-)
rue
herb
of
grace
Ruta
graveolens
European
strong-scented
perennial
herb
with
grey-green
bitter-tasting
leaves,
an
irritant
similar
to
poison
ivy
grace
saving
grace
state
of
grace
(Christian
theology)
a
state
of
sanctification
by
God,
the
state
of
one
who
is
under
such
divine
influence,
the
conception
of
grace
developed
alongside
the
conception
of
sin,
it
was
debated
whether
saving
grace
could
be
obtained
outside
the
membership
of
the
church,
the
Virgin
lived
in
a
state
of
grace
year
of
grace
any
year
of
the
Christian
era
decorate
adorn
grace
ornament
embellish
beautify
make
more
attractive
by
adding
ornament,
colour,
etc.,
Decorate
the
room
for
the
party,
beautify
yourself
for
the
special
day
fall
from
grace
revert
back
to
bad
behavior
after
a
period
of
good
behavior,
The
children
fell
from
grace
when
they
asked
for
several
helpings
of
dessert
deck
adorn
decorate
grace
embellish
beautify
be
beautiful
to
look
at,
Flowers
adorned
the
tables
everywhere
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