uncharm Antonyms
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Meaning of uncharm
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uncharm (v. t.)
To release from a charm, fascination, or secret power; to disenchant.
uncharm Sentence Examples
- The politician's uncharm made it difficult for him to connect with voters.
- The restaurant's atmosphere was uncharm, lacking any inviting ambiance.
- Her harsh tone and curt gestures exuded an uncharm that repelled those around her.
- The uncharm of the surroundings made it hard to concentrate and enjoy the moment.
- The once-captivating artwork had become uncharm, its faded colors and chipped edges robbing it of its allure.
- The uncharm of the city's architecture left much to be desired, with drab buildings and uninspired designs.
- The uncharm of the host made guests feel unwelcome and uncomfortable.
- The uncharm of the presentation was so distracting that it overshadowed the important message being conveyed.
- The uncharm of the new apartment deterred potential tenants, leaving it vacant for months.
- The uncharm of the character made it impossible for the audience to sympathize with their actions.
FAQs About the word uncharm
To release from a charm, fascination, or secret power; to disenchant.
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The politician's uncharm made it difficult for him to connect with voters.
The restaurant's atmosphere was uncharm, lacking any inviting ambiance.
Her harsh tone and curt gestures exuded an uncharm that repelled those around her.
The uncharm of the surroundings made it hard to concentrate and enjoy the moment.
