Noun
cachet
IPA /ˈkæʃeɪ/
A special quality that gives something prestige and makes it admired.
See example sentence: cachet
The old theatre gives the neighbourhood a certain cachet.
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Noun
allure
IPA /əˈlʊə(r)/
An appealing quality that makes something seem exciting or desirable.
See example sentence: allure
The quiet island had an allure that busy resorts lacked.
Verb
entreat
IPA /ɪnˈtriːt/
To ask someone earnestly or emotionally to do something.
See example sentence: entreat
She entreated her brother to stay for one more day.
Verb
entice
IPA /ɪnˈtaɪs/
To persuade someone to do something by offering something attractive.
See example sentence: entice
The smell of fresh bread enticed us into the bakery.
Noun
charisma
IPA /kəˈrɪzmə/
A personal quality that attracts people and makes them want to listen or follow.
See example sentence: charisma
The new choir leader won everyone over with her charisma.
Verb
solicit
IPA /səˈlɪsɪt/
To ask for or actively try to obtain something from other people.
See example sentence: solicit
The club wrote to local shops to solicit donations for the fair.
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