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/a.ti.tyd/
Translation
attitude, stance
Word origin
From Italian attitudine, from Late Latin aptitudo ('fitness'), from aptus ('suited').
- Origin
- Italian
- Root
- attitudine
- English cognates
- attitude, aptitude, apt
Grammar
Examples
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His attitude has changed since the start of term.
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Attitudes change with time.
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I do not like your attitude.
acceptables au .
These attitudes are not acceptable at work.
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He always keeps a calm manner.
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