TUDE

Tude

Altitude(n)    height above sea level

Amplitude(n)   a large amount or wide range

Aptitude(n)    a natural ability or skill

Attitude(n)    a feeling or opinion about something or someone, or a

way of behaving that is caused by this

Beatitude(n)

Certitude(n)   certainty or confidence

Decrepitude(n)  a state of decrepit

Desuetude(n)

Disquietude(n)

Exactitude(n)   a state of exact

Fortitude(n)    bravery over a long period

Gratitude(n)    the feeling or quality of being grateful

Habitude(n)

Hebetude(n)

Ineptitude(n)   a state of inept

Inexactitude(n)  a state of inexact

Ingratitude(n)   when someone is not grateful for something

Inquietude(n)

Latitude(n)    freedom to behave, act or think in the way you want to

            the position north or south of the equator measured from 0° to 90°

Longitude(n)   the distance of a place east or west of an imaginary

line from the top to the bottom of the Earth, measured in degrees

Magnitude(n)    the large size or importance of something

Multitude(n)    a multitude of a large number of people or things

Nigritude(n)

Platitude(n)   a remark or statement that may be true but is boring

and meaningless because it has been said so many times before:

Plentitude(n)

Pulchritude(n)  beauty, especially a woman's beauty

Promptitude(n)

Qiuetude(n)

Reactitude(n)

Servitude(n)   the state of being under the control of someone else

and of having no freedom

Similitude(n)

Solicitude(n)  a state of solicitous

Turpitude(n)

Verisimitude(n)  the quality of seeming true or of having the

appearance of reality:

Vicissitude(n)