awesomitude
US/ˈɔsəmɪˌtud/
awesomitude noun: the quality of being awesome; excellence.
Noun
awesomitude (uncountable)
- The quality of being awesome; excellence.
- “Check it, dude. 100% awesomitude.” “[breathing heavily] Yeah, it's pretty math, you psychopath.” “You know, it looks way more math if you open up your eyes.” “Whoa.” “See, man? The ocean is beautiful. There's no reason to be afraid of things that are beautiful.”2010 June 21, J. G. Quintel & Cole Sanchez, “Ocean of Fear” (7:10 from the start), in Adventure Time, season 1, episode 16, spoken by Jake the Dog (John DiMaggio)
- Deafened by Awesomitude “What did I honestly drink? Oh, just a few Chardonnays. What? Did I bike to the show? No, I took a cab. What? Do I think your band is hood? No, you're five white boys from Dutchess County. You'll never be hood...”2011 August 18, Meghan Rowland, Chris Turner-Neal, The Misanthrope's Guide to Life: (Go Away!), Simon and Schuster, →ISBN
Origin of awesomitude
From awesome + -itude.
Questions about awesomitude
- What does awesomitude mean?
- Awesomitude means the quality of being awesome; excellence.
- What part of speech is awesomitude?
- Awesomitude is a noun.
- How do you pronounce awesomitude?
- Awesomitude is pronounced /ˈɔsəmɪˌtud/ (US).
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