Definition of charmingly in English:

charmingly

adverb ˈtʃɑːmɪŋliˈtʃɑrmɪŋli

1In a very pleasant or attractive way.
picturesque processions through streets that are charmingly decorated with flowers
seven or so charmingly illustrated children's books
Example sentencesExamples
- It was a commendable, selective, and creative exhibition, with a handsome and charmingly designed catalog.
- Among the sculpture entries was a charmingly shabby conglomeration of 10 pawnshop diamond rings.
- The recital was lively and charmingly refreshing.
- As one unwraps this charmingly packaged album, a myriad of shapes and sizes spill out like jumbled puzzle pieces.
- From as early as 1703, he was making charmingly colored chalk figure drawings in the style of Correggio.
- Here, the cuisine is always haute, the menu international, the table set charmingly.
- Leading the way was this meticulously moved, intelligently structured and charmingly dressed production.
- A flaming red angel chases Adam and Eve from an idyllic landscape, charmingly rendered in great detail by the anonymous illuminator.
- The gaiety of a community festival is charmingly conveyed by a combination of Renaissance-era country dances and general tomfoolery.
- Posthumously published were her extraordinarily vivid diaries and charmingly illustrated letters.
1. 1.1 In a very endearing way.
  he seems both amusingly cranky and charmingly self-deprecating
  a charmingly goofy puppy
  Example sentencesExamples
  He portrays a charmingly nerdish Horatio.
  We find the vocalist at his most charmingly dolorous.
  He laughed charmingly when I inquired if he was interested in succeeding the director general.
  Not being a career politician, he could afford to be charmingly modest about his achievements.
  He gives a wry smile and lets out a charmingly high-pitched giggle at this last thought.
  There's something charmingly relentless about the Muppets' resilience.
  She plays her absurd role with more conviction than seems possible, not to mention a charmingly ingenuous sexiness.
  Some say he is notoriously uncollegiate, even if charmingly so, but calling out the home secretary is a bold move by any standards.
  These fast-paced numbers are effortlessly infused with his charmingly wry sense of humor.
  Eating only the tops of muffins is reported as their candidate's charmingly eccentric habit.

Definition of charmingly in US English:

charmingly

adverbˈtʃɑrmɪŋliˈCHärmiNGlē

1In a very pleasant or attractive way.
picturesque processions through streets that are charmingly decorated with flowers
seven or so charmingly illustrated children's books
Example sentencesExamples
- It was a commendable, selective, and creative exhibition, with a handsome and charmingly designed catalog.
- The recital was lively and charmingly refreshing.
- Posthumously published were her extraordinarily vivid diaries and charmingly illustrated letters.
- Leading the way was this meticulously moved, intelligently structured and charmingly dressed production.
- Among the sculpture entries was a charmingly shabby conglomeration of 10 pawnshop diamond rings.
- A flaming red angel chases Adam and Eve from an idyllic landscape, charmingly rendered in great detail by the anonymous illuminator.
- As one unwraps this charmingly packaged album, a myriad of shapes and sizes spill out like jumbled puzzle pieces.
- The gaiety of a community festival is charmingly conveyed by a combination of Renaissance-era country dances and general tomfoolery.
- From as early as 1703, he was making charmingly colored chalk figure drawings in the style of Correggio.
- Here, the cuisine is always haute, the menu international, the table set charmingly.
1. 1.1 In a very endearing way.
  he seems both amusingly cranky and charmingly self-deprecating
  a charmingly goofy puppy
  Example sentencesExamples
  Some say he is notoriously uncollegiate, even if charmingly so, but calling out the home secretary is a bold move by any standards.
  Eating only the tops of muffins is reported as their candidate's charmingly eccentric habit.
  He portrays a charmingly nerdish Horatio.
  We find the vocalist at his most charmingly dolorous.
  There's something charmingly relentless about the Muppets' resilience.
  He gives a wry smile and lets out a charmingly high-pitched giggle at this last thought.
  These fast-paced numbers are effortlessly infused with his charmingly wry sense of humor.
  Not being a career politician, he could afford to be charmingly modest about his achievements.
  She plays her absurd role with more conviction than seems possible, not to mention a charmingly ingenuous sexiness.
  He laughed charmingly when I inquired if he was interested in succeeding the director general.

单词	charmingly
释义	Definition of charmingly in English: charmingly adverb ˈtʃɑːmɪŋliˈtʃɑrmɪŋli 1In a very pleasant or attractive way. picturesque processions through streets that are charmingly decorated with flowers seven or so charmingly illustrated children's books Example sentencesExamples It was a commendable, selective, and creative exhibition, with a handsome and charmingly designed catalog. Among the sculpture entries was a charmingly shabby conglomeration of 10 pawnshop diamond rings. The recital was lively and charmingly refreshing. As one unwraps this charmingly packaged album, a myriad of shapes and sizes spill out like jumbled puzzle pieces. From as early as 1703, he was making charmingly colored chalk figure drawings in the style of Correggio. Here, the cuisine is always haute, the menu international, the table set charmingly. Leading the way was this meticulously moved, intelligently structured and charmingly dressed production. A flaming red angel chases Adam and Eve from an idyllic landscape, charmingly rendered in great detail by the anonymous illuminator. The gaiety of a community festival is charmingly conveyed by a combination of Renaissance-era country dances and general tomfoolery. Posthumously published were her extraordinarily vivid diaries and charmingly illustrated letters. 1.1 In a very endearing way. he seems both amusingly cranky and charmingly self-deprecating a charmingly goofy puppy Example sentencesExamples He portrays a charmingly nerdish Horatio. We find the vocalist at his most charmingly dolorous. He laughed charmingly when I inquired if he was interested in succeeding the director general. Not being a career politician, he could afford to be charmingly modest about his achievements. He gives a wry smile and lets out a charmingly high-pitched giggle at this last thought. There's something charmingly relentless about the Muppets' resilience. She plays her absurd role with more conviction than seems possible, not to mention a charmingly ingenuous sexiness. Some say he is notoriously uncollegiate, even if charmingly so, but calling out the home secretary is a bold move by any standards. These fast-paced numbers are effortlessly infused with his charmingly wry sense of humor. Eating only the tops of muffins is reported as their candidate's charmingly eccentric habit. Definition of charmingly in US English: charmingly adverbˈtʃɑrmɪŋliˈCHärmiNGlē 1In a very pleasant or attractive way. picturesque processions through streets that are charmingly decorated with flowers seven or so charmingly illustrated children's books Example sentencesExamples It was a commendable, selective, and creative exhibition, with a handsome and charmingly designed catalog. The recital was lively and charmingly refreshing. Posthumously published were her extraordinarily vivid diaries and charmingly illustrated letters. Leading the way was this meticulously moved, intelligently structured and charmingly dressed production. Among the sculpture entries was a charmingly shabby conglomeration of 10 pawnshop diamond rings. A flaming red angel chases Adam and Eve from an idyllic landscape, charmingly rendered in great detail by the anonymous illuminator. As one unwraps this charmingly packaged album, a myriad of shapes and sizes spill out like jumbled puzzle pieces. The gaiety of a community festival is charmingly conveyed by a combination of Renaissance-era country dances and general tomfoolery. From as early as 1703, he was making charmingly colored chalk figure drawings in the style of Correggio. Here, the cuisine is always haute, the menu international, the table set charmingly. 1.1 In a very endearing way. he seems both amusingly cranky and charmingly self-deprecating a charmingly goofy puppy Example sentencesExamples Some say he is notoriously uncollegiate, even if charmingly so, but calling out the home secretary is a bold move by any standards. Eating only the tops of muffins is reported as their candidate's charmingly eccentric habit. He portrays a charmingly nerdish Horatio. We find the vocalist at his most charmingly dolorous. There's something charmingly relentless about the Muppets' resilience. He gives a wry smile and lets out a charmingly high-pitched giggle at this last thought. These fast-paced numbers are effortlessly infused with his charmingly wry sense of humor. Not being a career politician, he could afford to be charmingly modest about his achievements. She plays her absurd role with more conviction than seems possible, not to mention a charmingly ingenuous sexiness. He laughed charmingly when I inquired if he was interested in succeeding the director general.
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