charming
v.v. very pleasant and attractive. You use this to describe someone or something that makes people like them easily.
v. possessing a pleasing or attractive quality that inspires liking or admiration in others. Often used to describe personality traits or the aesthetic appeal of a location.
The small village is very charming in the winter.
He is a charming host who makes every guest feel welcome and important.
The boutique hotel retains its charming original features while providing the modern amenities expected by high-end travelers.
From Middle English charmynge; equivalent to charm + -ing.
Typically used as an attributive adjective before a noun or a predicative adjective after a linking verb.
He is very charmedHe is very charmingLearners often confuse the -ing adjective (describing a quality) with the -ed participle (describing a feeling of being under a spell).