Charismatic (adjective)

1. Having or characterized by personal charm or magnetism, especially of a compelling or mysterious nature.
2. Having or marked by religious fervor, enthusiasm, or charisma, especially as characteristic of a cult.

Origin:

Mid 19th century, from greek charisma "gift, grace, favor" + -atic.

Examples:

1. The charismatic speaker had the audience captivated with his stories and wit.
2. The charismatic leader had a powerful influence on his followers.
3. The charismatic personality had a magnetic quality that drew people to him.
4. The charismatic church was filled with enthusiastic worshipers and dynamic preaching.
5. The charismatic figure was a controversial and polarizing figure, inspiring both admiration and criticism.