noun
mojo
MOH-joh/ˈməʊdʒəʊ/
A power believed to bring successful outcomes.
His mojo helps him charm his amused companion.
Etymology
Mojo originally meant “magic,” connecting its modern personal charm or confidence with seemingly magical power. Its origin is probably Creole, but no secure ancestor is identified.
In context
roles for human beings that span functions. That is the new magic mojo. When I find someone who is a developer. Who understands infrastructure they've got mojo.
More examples
- He credits his winning streak to the mojo of his lucky hat.
- The team hopes to get its mojo back before the playoffs.
- The singer loses her mojo whenever she doubts herself.
Forms
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