trad

/ træd /

noun

1. traditional jazz, as revived in the 1950s

adjective

1. short for traditional

Example Sentences

Online men fetishize subjugating women and making them like it through their “trad wife” fantasies, while Trump-world heroes like Twitter CEO Elon Musk joke about impregnating liberal women like pop star Taylor Swift.

From Salon

But some women have been leaning into the trad wife trend, which has risen in popularity due to the artistic portrayal of women in shows like Bridgerton and Downtown Abbey who are demure and mindful.

From BBC

The Sunday Times article, published July 20, crowned Neeleman as “the queen of the ‘trad wives.’

From Los Angeles Times

Most people are familiar with traditional heavy metal — also known as trad metal, this is the “denim and leather” ’80s bands like Seattle’s Queensrÿche and Metal Church.

From Seattle Times

"I am worried about younger men," West said, noting that "trad" content offers them a deceptive promise: "If only the world was like this, then I would get what I deserve."

From Salon