trad

/ træd /

noun

1. traditional jazz, as revived in the 1950s

adjective

1. short for traditional

Example Sentences

The recent surge in reactionary politics has been accompanied by a tidal wave of “trad” propaganda, which argues that feminism is bad for women and they would be happier in circumvented roles at home.

From Salon

Everyone is Goop now: the trad wife showing off her sourdough starter, the “clean girl” sipping matcha before Pilates, the Gen Z dinner party host perfecting a Pinterest-worthy tablescape.

From Salon

Nor do I think that the failure of “And Just Like That” has anything to do with the current political climate or the rise of the trad wife or whatever hot takes seem handy.

From Los Angeles Times

By starting Turning Point Faith in 2021, Kirk was hopping on the “trad” trend.

From Salon

The event organisers say there will also be a "vibrant" line-up of live music, including Scottish trad, jazz, Afrobeat, hip hop, and Latin soul.

From BBC