glamor

[ glam-er ]

Synonyms for glamor

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noun. power to attract, interest

noun. power to attract, interest

noun. beauty

Word Origin & History

chiefly U.S. alternative spelling of glamour (q.v.). Related: Glamorous; glamorously.

That all this virility and nubility and glamor is pure coincidence?

To her it had all the glamor of a childhood home in summer time.

As I approached the shore the glamor lent by distance disappeared.

Priests have a manifest interest in maintaining this glamor.

It dimmed the glamor of romance which seemed to surround him like a halo.

Such wonders as these intensified the glamor of the interior world.

With a feeling of sadness I realize that the glamor is all gone now.

And as you eat your fish from the store how little do you reck of the glamor of what you are doing!

They were not wrapped in a glamor of romance; she was altogether too keen to idealize them.

Then—in those old days—there had been the glamor of mystery that is called romance.