attitude|attitudes in English

noun

[at·ti·tude || 'ætɪtjuːd]

posture, policy; treatment, sentiment

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1. Attitude about something social Attitudes about education; Attitude on something changing Attitudes on issues such as gay marriage; Youth is simply an Attitude of mind

2. A positive attitude will have positive results,because attitudes are contagious.

3. 23 A positive attitude will have positive results,because attitudes are contagious.

4. Attitudes are views, beliefs, or evaluations of people about something (the Attitude object)

5. Attitudinize (v.) 1784, "strike (physical) attitudes, pose affectedly, gesticulate;" see attitude + -ize

6. It’s our attitude through which the world sees us and forms opinions and Attitudes of …

7. The Attitude object can be a person, place, thing, ideology, or an event. Attitudes can be positive or negative

8. Attitudes are relatively stable phenomena: An attitude is not a momentary feeling but a long-held view of something

9. ‘Our Attitude to animals too often reflects our Attitudes to our fellow citizens.’ ‘But the British Attitude to the private provision of public services is more complex than this.’ ‘His Attitude to school pretty much reflects his Attitude to authority in general.’ ‘A questioning Attitude to the beliefs of yourself and others’

10. ‘Our Attitude to animals too often reflects our Attitudes to our fellow citizens.’ ‘But the British Attitude to the private provision of public services is more complex than this.’ ‘His Attitude to school pretty much reflects his Attitude to authority in general.’ ‘A questioning Attitude to the beliefs of yourself and others’

11. Attirers attires attiring attirings attitude (current term) attitude-y attitude indicator attitude of health personnel attitude to computers: attitude to death …

12. Attirers attires attiring attirings attitude attitude-y attitude indicator attitude of health personnel attitude to computers attitude to death: Literary usage of …

13. Attitudes are predispositions: An attitude is a predisposition – a prior determined or learnt view of a thing or tendency to act in a specific way towards a thing

14. Friendly in attitude, or (of decisions or agreements) achieved with friendly attitudes and without unpleasant argument: Wagner predicted the whole issue would be resolved in an Amicable manner.

15. Autoeroticism: Practices, Attitudes, Effects

16. Attitudes have changed radically.

17. As modifier ‘Biblicist attitudes’

18. A change of attitudes.

19. The Attitudes toward Intellectual Disability questionnaire (Attid) : Measures attitudes toward people with intellectual disabilities

20. Conformity involves developing attitudes, opinions, and behaviors to match the attitudes of a specific group

21. 15 These attitudes are inhumane.

22. African Attitudes Toward Sex Education

23. Those shifting attitudes bewilder me.

24. If positive attitudes about religion seem to encourage health, negative attitudes might jeopardize it, he reasons.

25. Attitude noun (OPINION) B1 [ C or U ] a feeling or opinion about something or someone, or a way of behaving that is caused by this: It's often very difficult to change people's Attitudes.