Definition

A style or quality that is attractive and exciting, often associated with beauty and elegance.

Example

The actress walked down the red carpet, radiating glamor in her stunning gown.

Conversation

Have you seen the new fashion show on TV?

Yes, it was filled with so much glamor and style!

I know, right? It makes me want to dress up more often.

Absolutely! Who doesn't love a little bit of glamor in their life?

Synonyms & Antonyms

Root Explanation

Glamor → It originates from the Scottish word 'glamour' (meaning enchantment or magic), which is derived from 'gramarye' (meaning magic or enchantment). The word 'glamor' refers to an alluring beauty or charm that seems magical.

Memory Tip

Imagine a magical charm that captivates and enchants — that's what glamor means, reflecting the enchanting quality of beauty.

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