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Discover LudwigThe phrase "personality charm" is not a common or standard phrase in English.
It is possible that someone could use this phrase informally or in a specific context, but it is not a commonly used or accepted phrase. It would be better to use more specific and descriptive language to accurately convey what you mean. Example: The politician's charisma and charm make them a strong leader.
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He has personality, charm, bearded good looks and a solid following.
His personality, charm, tall, handsome appearance on stage, artistry and glorious voice will be remembered forever.
His marvelous personality, charm and expansive love of life shall always remain with us.
Clearly, the woman who inspired it has layers of personality, charm and allure.
The same charismatic personality, charm and assertiveness that attracted Mrs. Donovan to her husband is what she credits for his ability to connect consistently with the people in front of his camera.
But while Ronaldinho may have been playing Jar Jar Binks, he has the personality, charm and charisma to have proven a marketing phenomenon at Barcelona, where he has sold more shirts than any other player over the last four years (put together).
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Charisma, personal charm, a folksy personality and/or a really great haircut have certainly gotten any number of politicians much further than they realistically should have gone.
He is a man of much personal charm and impressive personality, which qualifications make him a dangerous man calculated to mislead the unthinking and affording excuse for those with criminal intent".
"One does with a person like George, who has enormous personality and charm in so many ways.
Sanchez bursts with personality and charm.
His gregarious personality and charm made him a popular pitchman throughout his career.
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