Adjective:

মনোমোহকর, মনোমুগ্ধকর, মনোমোহন, মনোরম, মনোহর, চটুকে, চাকচিক্যপূর্ণ, চটকদার, জাদুবিদ্যাসংক্রান্ত, জাদুপূর্ণ, রঁজক, আকর্ষক, মুগ্ধকর, চাকচিক্যময়,

glamourous's Usage Examples:

"supply") is often associated with large chains that provide a large-format, glamourous shopping experience whereas "beauty supply store" (including "supply").

The glamourous hills are situated at an altitude circa 1,246 meters above sea level.

Mayfield of the Army Ordnance Corps, but Tom pays more attention to the glamourous Doris Vail.

"There's a lot to me than just a glamourous actress, says Asha Parekh at PILF".

"Mouli Ganguly excited about glamourous entry in 'Jamai Raja'".

Now Kundan feels lonely in this glamourous world and their love is lost somewhere.

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Although the crew look forward to rest and relaxation in the then glamourous tourist hot spot, one of the crew members is in fear of his life due to.

He has his own company, GC Kollection, which designs and builds glamourous chalets in the Alps - with the appearance of traditional log cabin styles.

"Lakshmi Manchu's most glamourous [sic] avatar".

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free-wheeling 1970s European lifestyle and begins to fantisise about his uncle's glamourous Italian wife Martha.

"City's hospitality wins glamourous hearts".

"Kajal Pisal to play a glamourous role in 'Durga'".

"T Krishna Kumari: A glamourous actress who had immense family values".

Prince Do's glamourous fiancée, the singer and actress Mi (Valentina Tokarskaya) arrives from.

Rajesh played a glamourous character in the film.

Synonyms:

glamorous; exciting;

Antonyms:

unexciting; unprovocative; unsexy;