attitude
ਰਵੱਈਆ
definition
noun
she took a tough attitude toward other people's indulgences
a settled way of thinking or feeling about someone or something, typically one that is reflected in a person's behavior.
example
The survey includes several questions on our 'attitude' to public spending.
I like their 'attitude'
It reminded me of how much we're complete opposites when it comes to our 'attitude' to public transport.
She comes across as sweet and innocent and yet as a teen with 'attitude' .
Public opinion and the public 'attitude' to war is often a key to whether there will be a war in the first place.
she took on a fighting 'attitude'
The border crossing is marked, not with gates and flags, but with 'attitude' .
the boy was standing in an 'attitude' of despair
Perhaps I'm just unlucky in encountering those with 'attitude' , or perhaps I just complain too much.
I felt our aircraft 'attitude' change as I watched the scope.
We also had the same waiter that we had last time… the cute one with 'attitude' .
Last season they arrived with 'attitude' and generally did not treat us well, making fun of us even though they are not very good themselves.
I too would like a young blonde thing with 'attitude' .
The place is now crawling with thick-necked men with 'attitude' .
His career began a downhill descent by showing up late for work, and when he did show, he arrived with a bad 'attitude' .
Fittingly, one of the key differences between the politicians is their 'attitude' to choice, and to how much of it we should be given.
he was questioned on his 'attitude' to South Africa
he certainly has 'attitude'
Here is an older woman with 'attitude' but terrible gym shoes.
Three plump blackbirds, made all the plumper by the cold-weather 'attitude' of their feathers, sat in a ragged row.
It is possible to have a religious 'attitude' to life without belief in supernatural beings and occurrences.
But there's something that's come to perplex me about his 'attitude' to religious belief.
I asked the waiter for a clean fork, and all I got was 'attitude'
differences in 'attitude' were apparent between groups
The aircraft then assumed a slightly nose-high 'attitude' .
All of them obviously had a different 'attitude' to life than their peers.
Sarah pointed at a nine-year-old girl with 'attitude' and spunk.
Despite all that, it remains a strong exhibition of work with 'attitude' .
The helicopter settled onto the ground in a nose-low 'attitude' .
Staff have an 'attitude' and can't even raise a smile when you tip them!
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