tenue
noun
te·nue
tənᵫ̅
plural tenues " 
1
: bearing, carriage, deportment
the sacrifices made in the sacred name of tenue … the smiles amiably exchanged in public between mortal enemies
Victoria Sackville-West
Victoria Sackville-West2
: mode of dress
the long black coat with the lavender trousers and mauve vest that must have been his tenue when he married his first wife Young's Magazine
Young's Magazine
Word History
Etymology
French, from feminine of tenu, past participle of tenir to hold, from Old French
- incorporeous
- incorpsed
- incorpses
- incorpsing
- incorrect
- incorrectly
- incorrectness
- incorrectnesses
- incorrespondence
- incorrespondency
- incorrigibilities
- incorrigibility
- incorrigible
- incorrigibleness
- incorrigiblenesses
- incorrigibles
- incorrigibly
- incorrodable
- incorrodible
- incorrupt
- incorrupted
- incorruptibilities
- incorruptibility
- incorruptible
- incorruptibleness