attitudinal
The American Dictionary and Cyclopedia · 1910 · p. 39
[Apparently from Ital. attitudin(e), and Eng. suff. -al. ] Pertaining or relating to attitude. (Smart, Worcester, .) at-ti-tu-din-är-i-an, s. [Apparently from Ital. attitudin (e), and Eng. suff. -arian.] One who gives particular attention to attitudes. ( Galt, Worcester, .) IMG:content-0881.png:[blocks in formation] "They had the air of figurantes, attitudinising for ef st."-De Quincey: Works , vol. v., p. 158.
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