Synonym: glamour. Similar words: glamorous, glamorize, unglamorous, glamour, glamourous, clamor, clamoring, clamorous. Meaning: n. alluring beauty or charm (often with sex-appeal).
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1. Foreign travel has lost its glamor for her.
2. Holly was a glamor girl.
3. Even the glamor is now in the global markets.
4. He was totally seduced by the glamor of show business.
5. His performance fully displayed the infinite glamor of Chinese dance.
6. Delegates closely felt the glamor of DAJINY Diatom Ooze Coating.
7. The glamor of the East was brought to international prominence by the Russion national school.
8. What makes television distinctive is its glamor and its reach.
9. They pay for glamor magazines that are 90 percent ads.
10. Crystal chandeliers also add a sense of glamor to the room.
11. Its association with the movie industry has given the place a certain glamor.
12. They could see how much they enjoyed actually selling and missed its intellectual challenge and glamor.
13. This years Cannes Film Festival, which ended Sunday, brought plenty of glitz ,[sentence dictionary] glamor and Hollywood moments.
14. Since she start college, all of a sudden she's miss glamor.
15. Her beauty was never more resplendent than when she cast a parting glamor at the youth.
16. Danny Boyle's sci - fi masterpiece had an endless parade of solar glamor shots.
17. This film, starring Katharine Hepburn and Cary Grant, is the epitome Old Hollywood glamor.
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