No. 2,764 in French

charme

Charm; attractiveness or appeal.

In a sentence

Elle a un charme indéniable.
She has undeniable charm.
In this sentence, 'charme' refers to a pleasing or attractive quality possessed by a person.
Cet endroit a beaucoup de charme.
This place has a lot of charm.
Here, 'charme' is used to describe the appeal or pleasant aesthetic of a location.
Son sourire a un charme unique.
Her smile has a unique charm.
In this context, 'charme' conveys the distinctive and captivating quality of her smile.

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