Trumpiness

English

Etymology

From Trumpy +‎ -ness.

Noun

Trumpiness (uncountable)

1. (informal) The property of being Trumpy, being like Donald Trump
   • 2016, Martin Boroson, “The Rise of Trumpiness”, in Huffington Post:

     But if you put all these theories aside, and look instead at his personality, then something different emerges--not Trump, but Trumpiness.

   • 2016, “The increased Trump-iness of the second debate, in 2 charts”, in Washington Post:

     The increased Trump-iness of the second debate, in 2 charts

   • 2016, Emily Jane Fox, “Trump’S D.C. Hotel is a Frightful Dump — And A Scary Metaphor For The Trump Presidency”, in Vanity Fair:

     The overwhelming, suffocating, insurmountable Trumpiness may work at some place like Disney World, where the brand stands for decades of family-friendly, unadulterated joy.

   • 2016, Jason Sattler, “Trump finds a foe he can beat in November: Trump”, in Visalia Times-Delta:

     If there were a cure for Trumpiness, the Koch brothers would be sneaking it into Trump’s soft drinks the way Russian President Vladimir Putin’s agents allegedly sneak polonium-210 into journalists’ cocktails.