glamor (Meaning)

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glamor (n)

alluring beauty or charm (often with sex-appeal)

The red carpet event exuded glamor as celebrities sparkled in dazzling gowns and tuxedos.
The actress's outfit for the premiere was a vision of glamor, with its flowing train and intricate beadwork.
The fashion magazine's pages shimmered with images of models draped in high-end designer pieces, showcasing the latest in glamor.
The grand ballroom radiated glamor with its opulent chandeliers and shimmering dance floor.
The debutante ball was a whirlwind of glamor and elegance, where young women presented themselves in their finest attire.
The Hollywood stars oozed glamor as they posed for paparazzi cameras outside an exclusive award show.
The runway show featured a collection that epitomized glamor, with shimmering fabrics and tailored silhouettes.
The luxury jewelry boutique displayed an array of glittering diamonds and precious gemstones, radiating glamor and opulence.
The makeup artist transformed the model's face into a canvas of glamor, using shimmering pigments and dramatic eyeliner.
The penthouse apartment boasted breathtaking city views and luxurious amenities, exuding an aura of glamor and sophistication.

alluring beauty or charm (often with sex-appeal)

enchantment,spell, curse, charm, magic, incantation, talisman, bewitchment,invocation, sorcery

repulsion, repulsion, repulsiveness, repulsiveness, unpleasantness,unpleasantness, offensiveness, offensiveness, disagreeableness, disagreeableness

The red carpet event exuded glamor as celebrities sparkled in dazzling gowns and tuxedos.

The actress's outfit for the premiere was a vision of glamor, with its flowing train and intricate beadwork.

The fashion magazine's pages shimmered with images of models draped in high-end designer pieces, showcasing the latest in glamor.

The grand ballroom radiated glamor with its opulent chandeliers and shimmering dance floor.