"huge charisma" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is typically used to describe someone who has a large amount of charm, magnetism, and influence. Example: The politician's huge charisma allowed him to effortlessly win over the crowd during his campaign speeches.
'I was drawn to his work because he was mysterious, a romantic figure with a huge charisma.
Asked about fears that he was too bland to be president, Hollande said: "Everyone says François Mitterrand had huge charisma.
He's one of those guys who is a thorough reprobate and spends his time with other reprobates but has huge charisma.
With one of the most impressive contact books and huge charisma, I know Gordon will be a big success with Radio X's listeners".
He had huge charisma; all of us on the magazine loved him – but we were in awe of him too and went to great efforts to gain his approval with our work.
"Huge amounts of charisma, swagger, cowboy boots, flight jacket, wonderful smile, just charisma - you know, wow," Rove recalled years later.
In 2008, Obama drew huge crowds with charisma and a knack for public speaking, something Clinton will never do.
The search for Levine's successor is ongoing: the job is a huge one, requiring charisma, imagination, and organizational flair in equal measure.
Having interviewed Jay Z, I can understand why Pharrell might feel inadequate next to him: he may be cuter, sexier, more imaginative, more musically versatile, but Jay Z has a huge personality and charisma, and is a man perfectly at ease with himself.
His huge personal charm and charisma, and his political genius, kept him on top throughout: the only force that could defeat him was the infirmity of old age.
STORMZY 21, Croydon Winner of best grime act at the 2014 Mobos, south London MC Stormzy has garnered a huge reputation for his charisma, witty flow and regular grime freestyle videos.
