1. plural of charism; special gifts or talents believed to be divinely inspired, especially spiritual abilities given for the benefit of others
Usage: religious; Christianity
2. plural of charism; exceptional personal qualities that inspire devotion or enthusiasm in others

Examples

• The apostle Paul wrote about various charisms including prophecy, healing, and speaking in tongues.
• Different members of the congregation displayed unique charisms in their ministry work.
• Her natural charisms as a leader drew people to follow her vision.
• The community recognized his charisms for teaching and counseling others.
• Many saints were known for their extraordinary charisms and miraculous abilities.
• Political leaders often possess certain charisms that help them connect with voters.