Definition of pulchritude in English:

pulchritude

noun ˈpʌlkrɪtjuːdˈpəlkrəˌt(j)ud

mass nounliterary

Beauty.
〈诗/文〉美丽，标致
the irresistible pulchritude of her friend
Example sentencesExamples
- Tearing my eyes away from this vision of male pulchritude, I notice yet another Gable.
- The availability of steaming pulchritude has always been a magnetic feature of college life but I never thought that it would be emphasized in recruiting literature.
- Camp lovers and connoisseurs of buxom pulchritude may find these worth a peek.
- Female news readers tend to get the sack when they have passed the stage of pulchritude.
- Attracted in turn to the youthful pulchritude of Laura and Claire, he describes his obsession for the latter as ‘pure desire in a void’, but it is a contrived passion that could be more aptly characterised as devoid of pure desire.
Synonyms
attractiveness, prettiness, good looks, pleasingness, comeliness, allure, allurement

Derivatives

pulchritudinous

adjective ˌpʌlkrɪˈtʃuːdɪnəsˌpəlkrəˈt(j)ud(ə)nəs

literary

Beautiful.
〈诗/文〉美丽，标致
Dan gazed admiringly at the pulchritudinous brunette
Example sentencesExamples
- The second advertisement is also firmly rooted in the world of youthful and dynamic male sexuality, with pulchritudinous women hanging around the set.
- Borrowdale, stretching south from the attractive bustle of Keswick and the tranquillity of Derwent Water, is about as beautiful as it gets in this admittedly very pulchritudinous corner of northern England.
- In their 11th annual Hollywood issue, the style mag has gathered together 10 of the world's most esteemed and, not to put too fine a point on it, pulchritudinous actresses to grace the cover.

Origin

Late Middle English: from Latin pulchritudo, from pulcher, pulchr- 'beautiful'.

Definition of pulchritude in US English:

pulchritude

nounˈpəlkrəˌt(y)o͞odˈpəlkrəˌt(j)ud

literary

Beauty.
〈诗/文〉美丽，标致
the irresistible pulchritude of her friend
Example sentencesExamples
- Female news readers tend to get the sack when they have passed the stage of pulchritude.
- Tearing my eyes away from this vision of male pulchritude, I notice yet another Gable.
- The availability of steaming pulchritude has always been a magnetic feature of college life but I never thought that it would be emphasized in recruiting literature.
- Attracted in turn to the youthful pulchritude of Laura and Claire, he describes his obsession for the latter as ‘pure desire in a void’, but it is a contrived passion that could be more aptly characterised as devoid of pure desire.
- Camp lovers and connoisseurs of buxom pulchritude may find these worth a peek.
Synonyms
attractiveness, prettiness, good looks, pleasingness, comeliness, allure, allurement

Origin

Late Middle English: from Latin pulchritudo, from pulcher, pulchr- ‘beautiful’.

单词	pulchritude
释义	Definition of pulchritude in English: pulchritude noun ˈpʌlkrɪtjuːdˈpəlkrəˌt(j)ud mass nounliterary Beauty. 〈诗/文〉美丽，标致 the irresistible pulchritude of her friend Example sentencesExamples Tearing my eyes away from this vision of male pulchritude, I notice yet another Gable. The availability of steaming pulchritude has always been a magnetic feature of college life but I never thought that it would be emphasized in recruiting literature. Camp lovers and connoisseurs of buxom pulchritude may find these worth a peek. Female news readers tend to get the sack when they have passed the stage of pulchritude. Attracted in turn to the youthful pulchritude of Laura and Claire, he describes his obsession for the latter as ‘pure desire in a void’, but it is a contrived passion that could be more aptly characterised as devoid of pure desire. Synonyms attractiveness, prettiness, good looks, pleasingness, comeliness, allure, allurement Derivatives pulchritudinous adjective ˌpʌlkrɪˈtʃuːdɪnəsˌpəlkrəˈt(j)ud(ə)nəs literary Beautiful. 〈诗/文〉美丽，标致 Dan gazed admiringly at the pulchritudinous brunette Example sentencesExamples The second advertisement is also firmly rooted in the world of youthful and dynamic male sexuality, with pulchritudinous women hanging around the set. Borrowdale, stretching south from the attractive bustle of Keswick and the tranquillity of Derwent Water, is about as beautiful as it gets in this admittedly very pulchritudinous corner of northern England. In their 11th annual Hollywood issue, the style mag has gathered together 10 of the world's most esteemed and, not to put too fine a point on it, pulchritudinous actresses to grace the cover. Origin Late Middle English: from Latin pulchritudo, from pulcher, pulchr- 'beautiful'. Definition of pulchritude in US English: pulchritude nounˈpəlkrəˌt(y)o͞odˈpəlkrəˌt(j)ud literary Beauty. 〈诗/文〉美丽，标致 the irresistible pulchritude of her friend Example sentencesExamples Female news readers tend to get the sack when they have passed the stage of pulchritude. Tearing my eyes away from this vision of male pulchritude, I notice yet another Gable. The availability of steaming pulchritude has always been a magnetic feature of college life but I never thought that it would be emphasized in recruiting literature. Attracted in turn to the youthful pulchritude of Laura and Claire, he describes his obsession for the latter as ‘pure desire in a void’, but it is a contrived passion that could be more aptly characterised as devoid of pure desire. Camp lovers and connoisseurs of buxom pulchritude may find these worth a peek. Synonyms attractiveness, prettiness, good looks, pleasingness, comeliness, allure, allurement Origin Late Middle English: from Latin pulchritudo, from pulcher, pulchr- ‘beautiful’.
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