Difference between Conjuring Trick and Winsomeness

CONJURING TRICK vs WINSOMENESS: NOUN

Pythonesque, Pantomimic, Danse macabre, Flummery, Ex nihilo, Hokey cokey, Conjuror, Prestidigitation, Escapology, Magic trick, Deception, Magic, Trick, Legerdemain, Illusion

Demureness, Artlessness, Slyness, Breeziness, Daintiness, Irrepressibility, Prettiness, Girlishness, Boyishness, Sunniness, Ingenuousness, Suavity, Impishness, Chirpiness, Ruefulness

Giddying, Brownism, Mentalism, Pythonesque, Pantomimic, Danse macabre, Flummery, Ex nihilo, Hokey cokey, Conjuror, Prestidigitation, Magic trick, Deception, Magic, Trick

Demureness, Artlessness, Slyness, Breeziness, Daintiness, Irrepressibility, Prettiness, Girlishness, Boyishness, Sunniness, Ingenuousness, Suavity, Impishness, Chirpiness, Ruefulness

His extraordinary capacity for sitting as though glued to his table produced upon us the effect of an inexplicable conjuring trick.

The Lord Jesus came in the winsomeness of His humanity and the fulness of His deity doing good.
And despite the overwhelming case that his documented evidence makes, he writes with a characteristic humility and winsomeness.
Winsomeness is deceitful, strength is vain; but a man that fears the Lord, he shall be praised.
Stephen had spiritual charm, a certain winsomeness he served others and serving others.
Despite my winsomeness and equanimity, I do have a strong streak of rascality.