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'tude
1[ tood, tyood ]
-tude
2- a suffix appearing in abstract nouns (generally formed from Latin adjectives or participles) of Latin origin ( latitude; altitude ); on this model, used in the formation of new nouns:
platitude.
鈥檛耻诲别
1/ tju藧d; tu藧d /
noun
- slang.a hostile or defiant manner
-tude
2suffix forming nouns
- indicating state or condition
plenitude
亚洲网紅露点 History and Origins
Origin of 'tude2
亚洲网紅露点 History and Origins
Origin of 'tude1
Origin of 'tude2
Example Sentences
Angst may sound a bit different for Gen-Z, but 'tude is genetic, or so it would often seem.
And over at a Democratic office in Rochester, Pa, Walz, a former football coach, pumped up volunteers by telling everyone, 鈥淟et鈥檚 leave it all on the field,鈥 painting the perfect image of the positive 'tude the Harris-Walz campaign has quickly become known for.
Such is the quippy, strenuously irreverent sensibility of 鈥淐inderella,鈥 which for all its knowing, self-referential 鈥檛耻诲别 can鈥檛 help but feel like it鈥檚 trying too hard.
Per Paulsen: "I love that critter. The inspiration? Let's say it was 'HAL' from '2001: A Space Odyssey,' with a 'tude and a vasectomy."
She played a woman with ALS, and she has a lot of 鈥榯ude. I just wanted to make memories with her. And my brother is in it as well, he has a very small cameo. I just wanted to create things that we can look back on and say, 鈥淲e did that together during a pandemic.鈥
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