English to Samoan Meaning of glamour - āmio tauagafau

Glamour :

āmio tauagafau

noun

mana faʻataulāitu, āmio tauagafau, faamaneta uliuli, manu iti, mānaia, tusi, malosi, mālie, tusiata, Polish, susulu, taumāunu, faiga, faasausili, faataulaitu, faaluma, vai, matagofie, mamalu, faʻamāfanafanaga, motu o tagata, foliga, koluma o le autau, vaega auai, māfaufauga

verb

āmio tauagafau, maileia, tōsina, taumāunu, tusi, uʻu, aumai

Glamour :: āmio tauagafauGlamoured :: glamouredGlamouring :: glamouringGlamours :: glamours

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Definitions of glamour in English

Noun(1) alluring beauty or charm (often with sex-appeal
Verb(1) cast a spell over someone or something; put a hex on someone or something

Examples of glamour in English

(1) the glamour days of Old Hollywood(2) Her glamour and sex appeal come from another era, one when stars like Rita Hayworth danced across the screen.(3) Yes, I know full well that loads of money in no way guarantees you health or happiness, and I would much rather my ordinary lifestyle compared to the glitz and glamour .(4) With the glitz, glamour and sense of history-in-the-making absent, yesterday was simply a rather poor tennis match, which no one much minded who won, least of all the two girls.(5) It certainly gives me hope that there is a little romance to be found in the world for us normal people, without all the glitz and glamour of a soap opera.(6) It's time again for the glitz and glamour of the Academy Awards.(7) From London to Hollywood, this exhibition explores to just what extent his photographs have influenced our insatiable attitudes towards fashion, beauty and glamour .(8) the glamour of Monte Carlo(9) Bette Davis, although possessing moments of glamour and great beauty, played roles that required sensible shoes.(10) The island has long since been a firm favourite of A-list celebrities desperate to escape the glitz and glamour of their showbiz lives.(11) Our response is automatic because, like the rest of the world's population, we've been conditioned to believe that the television industry is all glitz and glamour .(12) that maiden, made by glamour out of flowers(13) You are likely to surprise people with your glamour , beauty and change of image with new styles and wardrobe.(14) Middle ways can be reasonable and serious proposals to reform polarized debates, but they also can lack glamour .(15) The show travels to nearly 200 cities around the world annually with the beauty, elegance, glamour and energy of a Broadway show.(16) You know, despite all of modern medicine's glitz and glamour , sometimes the old fashioned remedies work the best.

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Synonyms

Noun

1. beauty ::

matagofie

2. allure ::

taumāunu

4. elegance ::

onomea

5. chic ::

chic

6. style ::

faiga

7. charisma ::

uiga tausaafia

8. charm ::

uiga faʻafiafia

9. magnetism ::

magnetism

10. desirability ::

manaomia

Antonyms

1. repulsion ::

repulsion

Different Forms

glamour, glamoured, glamouring, glamours

Word Example from TV Shows

Then finally, we're off to the glitz and GLAMOUR of Hollywood...

The Big Bang Theory Season 4, Episode 6

Examples of glamour from TV Shows

Then finally, we're off to the glitz and GLAMOUR of Hollywood...

The Big Bang Theory Season 4, Episode 6

English to Samoan Dictionary: glamour

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