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Sékute™ - pronounced (Seh-Cute)-(Adjective)
1. is a positive statement or outlook on oneself and, or others.

2. Meant to embody everything you want to express in your everyday life.

3. It can be used to describe a person, place or thing.

Origin: (United States) is an unique word created and coined by Korporate Kutie® and C. Thorne owner/designer, Christan Thorne. Sékute is formed by the union of two words: Sexy & Cute (Kute).
Sekute™ - pronounced (Seh-Cute)-(Adjective)
: a woman that doesn't compromise her self-love, Self-worth, self-respect...
: a mindset of happy living and living forward
: a major compliment or statement of positivity
: a women's positive embrace of oneself

Full Definition for Sékute:
1. is a positive statement or outlook on oneself and/or others.

2. Meant to embody everything you want to express in your everyday life.

3. It can be used to describe a person, place or thing.

Examples of Sékute:
• I am a Sékute woman. • There is something Sékute about you. • I’m feeling Sékute today.

• You are Sékute in every way. • Have a Sékute day. • She has Sékute appeal. • She lives a Sékute lifesytle.

• I have a Sékute mentality. • That’s a Sékute statement. • She looked Sékute in her wedding gown.

Synonyms: sexy, cute, beautiful, intelligent, exquisite, empowering, smart, talented, fabulous, amazing, cheerful, determined, fashionable, loving, engaging, passionate, kind, confident, strong, positive, magnificent, relentless, loving, resilient, voluptuous, curvaceous, self-love, self-worth, self-respect,

self-confidence, exquisite, winsome, blessed, stunning, gorgeous, awesome, powerful

Antonyms: Sorry, Sékute does not recognize, or accept antonyms. ;)
Sekute by Mr. Relentless December 10, 2018
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