IPA: /nɒnˈkærɪzˌmætɪk/
KK: /nɑnˈkɛrɪzˌmætɪk/
Describing someone or something that does not have charm or appeal, making it difficult to attract or influence others.
The speaker was noncharismatic, failing to engage the audience during the presentation.
A person who does not possess charm or appeal, often lacking the ability to attract or influence others.
Despite his intelligence, he was often seen as noncharismatic and struggled to connect with his audience.
Noncharismatic → It is formed from "non-" (meaning not) and "charismatic" (from Greek "charisma", meaning favor or gift). The word "noncharismatic" means lacking charm or appeal, indicating a person who does not possess a compelling presence or influence.
Think of 'not' ('non-') having a 'gift' or 'favor' ('charisma') — that's why noncharismatic means lacking charm.