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charmed
charmed C5261325 (chärmd)adj.1. Lucky as if protected by a charm or spell: a string of successes that made his friends think he led a charmed existence.2. Physics Having nonzero charm. Used of particles.charmed (tʃɑːmd) adj1. delighted or fascinated: a charmed audience. 2. seemingly protected by a magic spell: he bears a charmed life. 3. (General Physics) physics possessing charm: a charmed quark. charmed (tʃɑrmd)
adj. 1. marked by good fortune: a charmed life. 2. Physics. (of a particle) having a nonzero value of charm. [1250–1300] Thesaurus| Adj. | 1. | charmed - strongly attractedcaptivatedloving - feeling or showing love and affection; "loving parents"; "loving glances" | | 2. |  charmed - filled with wonder and delight beguiled, enthralled, entranced, captivated, delightedenchanted - influenced as by charms or incantations |
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charmed lifeA life characterized or seemingly protected by marked good fortune or luck, without (or rarely) encountering trouble, danger, or misfortune. Often preceded by the verbs "lead," "live," or "have." Celebrities seem to have a rather charmed life, with everything handed to them on a silver platter. Other than minor colds, I've never been ill in my life. I guess I've just led a charmed life.See also: charmed, lifelead a charmed lifeTo lead a life characterized or seemingly protected by marked good fortune or luck, without (or rarely) encountering trouble, danger, or misfortune. Celebrities seem to lead a rather charmed life, with everything handed to them on a silver platter. Other than minor colds, I've never been ill in my life. I guess I've just led a charmed life.See also: charmed, lead, lifelive a charmed lifeTo lead a life characterized or seemingly protected by marked good fortune or luck, without (or rarely) encountering trouble, danger, or misfortune. Celebrities seem to live a rather charmed life, with everything handed to them on a silver platter. Other than minor colds, I've never been ill in my life. I guess I've just lived a charmed life.See also: charmed, life, livecharmed existenceA life characterized or seemingly protected by marked good fortune or luck, without (or rarely) encountering trouble, danger, or misfortune. Often preceded by the verbs "lead," "live," or "have." Celebrities seem to have a rather charmed existence, with everything handed to them on a silver platter. Other than minor colds, I've never been ill in my life. I guess I've just led a charmed existence.See also: charmed, existencehave a charmed existenceTo lead a life characterized or seemingly protected by marked good fortune or luck, without (or rarely) encountering trouble, danger, or misfortune. Celebrities seem to have a rather charmed existence, with everything handed to them on a silver platter. Other than minor colds, I've never been ill in my life. I guess I've just had a charmed existence.See also: charmed, existence, havelead a charmed existenceTo lead a life characterized or seemingly protected by marked good fortune or luck, without (or rarely) encountering trouble, danger, or misfortune. Celebrities seem to lead a rather charmed existence, with everything handed to them on a silver platter. Other than minor colds, I've never been ill in my life. I guess I've just led a charmed existence.See also: charmed, existence, leadlive a charmed existenceTo lead a life characterized or seemingly protected by marked good fortune or luck, without (or rarely) encountering trouble, danger, or misfortune. Celebrities seem to live a rather charmed existence, with everything handed to them on a silver platter. Other than minor colds, I've never been ill in my life. I guess I've just lived a charmed existence.See also: charmed, existence, livehave a charmed lifeTo lead a life characterized or seemingly protected by exceptionally good fortune or luck, without (or rarely) encountering trouble, danger, or misfortune. Great family, great job, nice house. That guy really has a charmed life. You've had a charmed life if you've never been in any kind of trouble before now.See also: charmed, have, lifeCharmed, I'm sure.I think or imagine that it will be a pleasure to have met you. Often used sarcastically or condescendingly. A: "Hi Ms. Grace, it is an honor to meet you—I'm your biggest fan!" B: "Oh, hello there. Charmed, I'm sure." A: "Hi, I'm Tom. It's a pleasure to meet you." B: "Charmed, I'm sure—welcome to the company."charmed lifeAn existence that seems protected by extreme good luck, as in Robert came out of that accident without a scratch; he must lead a charmed life. The adjective charmed once meant "magical," which is no doubt what Shakespeare had in mind when he used the term in Macbeth (5:8): "Let fall thy blade on vulnerable crests, I bear a charmed life, which must not yield To one of woman born." Later it was extended to anyone who narrowly escaped from danger or was similarly lucky. [Late 1500s] See also: charmed, lifelead/have a ˌcharmed ˈlife have a lot of good luck, avoiding accidents or harm: Carol appeared to lead a charmed life, with her successful career in television, money and a happy home life.See also: charmed, have, lead, lifecharmed life, to bear (lead) aTo be extremely lucky, to emerge from danger unscathed. The term probably was invented by Shakespeare, for whom charmed had the significance of “magical.” Thus Macbeth proclaims he is magically protected against death (“I bear a charmed life, which must not yield to one of woman born,” 5.7) but is nevertheless slain by Macduff, who “was from his mother’s womb untimely ripped.” The expression was transferred to less combative affairs and said of anyone who escaped unfortunate consequences. It was a cliché by the mid-nineteenth century.See also: bear, charmedCharmed
Charmed (television series) (religion, spiritualism, and occult)From Spelling Television, created by Constance M. Burge, this series was obviously inspired by the movie Practical Magic. The television series stars Shannen Doherty, Holly Marie Combs, and Alyssa Milano as three sisters: Prue, Piper, and Phoebe Halliwell. Reunited in their grandmother's old Victorian home, they are mysteriously led up to the attic where they discover granny's Book of Shadows. With a rit- ual performed at the full of the Moon, they are given the role of "The Charmed Ones," powerful Witches who must fight demons and warlocks. Prue is able to repel objects and people, using kinetic energy; Piper has the power to freeze time briefly; and Phoebe gets flashes of future events. Actual Craft terms, such as Book of Shadows, coven, pentagram, Wicca, are used, giving an air of authenticity. The writers seemed to have some knowledge of actual Wiccan and magical practices (and even incorporated this author's name into the plot), although in typical Hollywood fashion, facts are distorted and mixed in with fiction to produce an entertaining storyline. However, the three main Witches are presented in a positive light. MedicalSeeCharmcharmed
Synonyms for charmedadj strongly attractedSynonymsRelated Wordsadj filled with wonder and delightSynonyms- beguiled
- enthralled
- entranced
- captivated
- delighted
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