charismatic
kair-iz-MAT-ikadjMeaning having a charm that draws people in
Memory hook CHARISMA: CHARM like a MAGNET. When Tia walks into the room, everyone turns and drifts toward her, as if she were holding a magnet. She is charismatic.
The charismatic coach could fire up the whole team with a single smile.
In context The new student was not loud or flashy, yet she was charismatic; within a week, half the class wanted to sit with her at lunch.
Similar charming, magnetic, captivating, appealing
Opposite dull, uninspiring, bland
From Greek charisma, “a gift, a favor,” from charis, “grace.”