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What is a concrete noun for attitude?

There isn't a single concrete noun that perfectly captures the abstract concept of "attitude." "Attitude" itself is an abstract noun.

However, depending on the specific type of attitude you want to convey, you can use concrete nouns that represent the manifestations of that attitude:

* For a positive attitude: Smile, enthusiasm, energy, optimism, confidence, laughter, cheerfulness, joy

* For a negative attitude: Frown, anger, pessimism, discouragement, gloom, grumpiness, sarcasm, contempt

* For a neutral attitude: Detachment, indifference, stoicism, calm, reservedness

You can also use verbs to describe someone's attitude, such as:

* Smile, grin, laugh, frown, scowl, mutter, yell, complain, sigh, ignore

Ultimately, the best way to represent "attitude" concretely depends on the context and the specific nuance you want to express.

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