interest; taste; charm
Meanings
2 senses · 7 examplesnoun
personal interest and taste; disposition; inclination
Refers to one's unique interests, hobbies, and aesthetic tastes that differ from others.
They share similar interests and tastes, and quickly became good friends.
This collector's taste differs from ordinary people; he specifically collects ancient coins.
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The charm of a garden lies in nature, not artificial carving.
noun
distinctive charm or interest; special appeal; unique aesthetic appeal
literaryOften used in art, literature, and calligraphy criticism to describe a unique and refined aesthetic quality.
This piece of calligraphy has much distinctive charm in its brushwork.
His prose seems plain, but upon careful reading, it is full of interest.
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The composition of this painting is well-spaced and full of charm.
The value of garden design lies in having special appeal, which can make visitors linger and forget to return.