I don't understand why the author used the word "glamorous" instead of "attractive".
Now you can guess why actors and pop stars often change the name they were born with for a more glamorous stage name.

I don't understand why the author used the word "glamorous" instead of "attractive".
How do you feel about the word in the sentence?

Please help me!
Thanks!^ ^

Question

I don't understand why the author used the word "glamorous" instead of "attractive".
Now you can guess why actors and pop stars often change the name they were born with for a more glamorous stage name.

I don't understand why the author used the word "glamorous" instead of "attractive".
How do you feel about the word in the sentence?

Please help me!
Thanks!^ ^

Answer

Glamour and attractive have similar meanings but glamour is understood to is understood to include an appeal to crowds or the general public. It is a more specific meaning than attractive and more accurate in this case.

If you used attractive it would read weird.