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Discover Ludwig"just charming" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to something or someone that is attractive and impressive in an understated or modest way. For example, "The cottage was just charming - it had beautiful details and a cozy atmosphere."
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It wasn't pretentious, just charming and comfortable".
He was just charming -- that's the only word.
Not transforming or revolutionary, purgative or "libertine" – just charming.
"Charlie was just charming, the life of the party almost," she said.
It's not just charming, it's so comfortable you'll want to marry it.
After one visit, a guest reflected on the evening: "Just charming, like a little vacation from your life".
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Just be charming, charming, charming.
Sure, but I think in this world, it doesn't hurt to be reminded that love really is powerful, almost magical, and that it's not just prince charming kind of love either.
Ilan was just a charming parrot.
Nor is this just a charming Spanish idiosyncracy.
Sharon was just utterly charming, winning people over.
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