Pŭl'chri-tūde, n.
(30), n. [Lat. pulchritudo, from pulcher, beautiful; Sp. pulcritud, It. pulcritudine.]
Sense 1. That quality of external appearance which pleases the eye; beauty; comeliness; grace; loveliness.
Piercing our hearts with thy pulchritude. Chaucer.
Sense 2. Hence, graceful and attractive moral excellence; moral beauty.