-itude
Latinstate, condition
Suffix · means "state, condition"
Roots often paired with -itude
Associated Words · 20
attitude
A person's feelings or opinions about something; body posture
magnitude
The size, extent, or importance of something
gratitude
A feeling of thankfulness and appreciation
solitude
The state of being alone; a deserted place
multitude
A very large number; the masses of ordinary people
aptitude
A natural ability or talent
amplitude
The maximum extent of a wave or oscillation; largeness of scale
fortitude
Mental strength and courage in the face of adversity
servitude
The condition of slavery or forced labor
platitude
An overused, unoriginal remark that sounds meaningful; a cliché
ineptitude
Lack of skill or competence; clumsiness
certitude
A feeling of complete certainty or confidence
verisimilitude
The quality of appearing true or realistic
rectitude
Moral uprightness and strict adherence to ethical principles
plenitude
An abundance; fullness and completeness
exactitude
The quality of being precise and accurate
similitude
Similarity or resemblance to something else
dissimilitude
Lack of resemblance; difference
incertitude
Uncertainty or doubt; lack of confidence
plentitude
An abundance; fullness