No. 8,966 in French

charmant

"Charmant" means "charming" or "delightful."

In a sentence

Ce petit village est vraiment charmant.
This little village is truly charming.
In this sentence, 'charmant' is used as an adjective to describe the appealing and attractive quality of the village.
Elle a un sourire charmant qui illumine la pièce.
She has a charming smile that lights up the room.
Here, 'charmant' describes the smile as being delightful and pleasing to others.
J'ai rencontré un homme charmant au marché hier.
I met a charming man at the market yesterday.
In this context, 'charmant' is used to describe the man's behavior or manner as being pleasant and engaging.

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