The noun derives from the Latin root pulcher meaning beauty. It is usually a reference to a shapely or voluptuous feminine form, and as a slang reference to an ample female bosom. The adjective form is pulchritudinous.
Beauty. It comes from the Latin word "pulcher" which means "beautiful".
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No, but sometimes "average" means "mean" - when it doesn't mean median, geometric mean, or something else entirely.
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There is no statistical term such as "deviation mean".
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Pulchritude, exactly how you spelled it.
I was struck by the pulchritude of the sunset over the ocean.
International Pageant of Pulchritude was created in 1926.
International Pageant of Pulchritude happened in 1926.
The pulchritudinous lady excited me to my limit. She was a vision of feminine pulchritude.
Polish, pulchritude, personable, picturesque, pretty, and proper
The word "pulchritude" comes from the Latin "pulchra," meaning beautiful. Thus, pulchritude is just a fancy, more Latin-rooted way of saying "beauty."
The phrase 'pulchritude incognita' contains an error. Instead, 'pulchritude' should be written 'pulchritudo', as the subject of the sentence, in the nominative case. The correct phrase therefore is the following: 'pulchritudo incognita'. The word-by-word translation is as follows: 'pulchritudo' means 'beauty'; and 'incognita' means 'unknown'. The English meaning therefore is the following: unknown beauty.
it means beautiful in a physical way
pulchritude
ugliness unsightliness
An antonym to pulchritude (which means beauty) is foeditas meaning ugliness.Pulchritude means physical beauty, so the opposite of it would be physical ugliness or unattractiveness.