trad

British  

/ træd /

noun

1. traditional jazz, as revived in the 1950s

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adjective

1. short for traditional

Example Sentences

In some sense, the “trad wife” is freed from political leanings, no longer coded conservative, but here available, as fantasy, for everyone.

From The Wall Street Journal

“I’m not a trad wife influencer,” she said.

From The Wall Street Journal

With his consistent, overt signaling of “trad” sympathies, that’s the bet he is obviously making.

From Salon

On social media, for instance, “trad wives” or traditional wives are embracing being homemakers, while their husbands provide for the family.

From The Wall Street Journal

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