Glamorous
/ˈɡlæm.ər.əs/noun
Having an alluring beauty or charm, often with an element of excitement or mystery.
Did you know?The word 'glamour' originally referred to a magical spell or enchantment, hinting at its deep connection to illusion and allure.
Etymological Timeline
Scots 18th Century
Scots
glamour
“A magical spell or enchantment that creates an illusion.”
Early 19th Century
English
glamour
“A captivating charm or beauty, often associated with fantasy.”
Mid 19th Century
English
glamorous
“Describing someone or something that possesses an alluring charm or beauty.”
Modern English
English
glamorous
“A term used to denote a captivating and stylish allure often associated with fame and luxury.”