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Awesimitude 

Noun.

A word, synonymous to "awesome", that describes the amount of awesome in a quantifiable manner.

Even when an amount is not stated, Awesimitude often implies large amounts of Awesome.

NOTE: Awesimitude is spelled by replacing both the "o" and the second "e" in Awesome with the letter "i".
Awesimitude, NOT Awesomitude
Mr. T. is a man of great Awesimitude. He could pity three thousand foo's in one second, given the opportunity.

Walking into the room, his stride conveyed his Awesimitude to everyone around him.

Awesimitude is not to be confused with "Awesomness" which is simply another form of the word that contains far less Awesimitude
Awesimitude by Forty_Seven June 9, 2008
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Awesomeitude 

1. A Certain degree of greatness
2. An awesome attitude
"That movie OWNED, the awesomeitude was through the roof!"
Awesomeitude by thebombdiggity January 2, 2009

awesomitude

A combination of the words "Awesome" and "Attitude" meaning either having a postitive outlook or simply as a substitute of Awesome.
"Dude, I'll get the next rounds in!"

"Awesomitude"
awesomitude by MisterStevieB June 14, 2007

awesomatude 

the attitude of being awesome
My awesomatude is so off the charts that I explode your mind with a wink of my eye
awesomatude by domo ninja 214 September 24, 2011

Awesomnitude 

another, more fun word for awesomeness.
Let's look at my awesomnitude.
Awesomnitude by 413XN0$!C March 15, 2018

Awestitude 

Meaning:
An individual who possesses an awesome attitude .

Background:
This word was created in a business training class, suggesting that as leaders we need to always have an awesome attitude and lead by example.
Your awestitude is contagious. I like your awestitude. You do not have awestitude.
Awestitude by Win The Day July 13, 2018
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