Awesome, in the traditional sense of the word

I have said something of the ilk “awesome, in the traditional sense of the word” several times over the last year. I need to be explicit about the nature of my using the word to ensure my meaning is conveyed correctly.

This got me thinking: why is there not a common acronym for “in the traditional sense”?

Herein is my proposal.

We use “TSW” or, alternatively, “tsw” to indicate we are using a term in its traditional sense.

“Awesome tsw” sounds reasonably natural in text speak. Does it subtract from the elegance of the “traditional sense?” Perhaps a little, but I think this is okay.

The sky is awesome tsw.

The starry night was awesome tsw.

The rocket launch was awesome tsw.

I like it.