negativism 的定义
negativism 近义词
等同于 negative attitude
等同于 opposition
negativism 的近义词 43 个
- action
- hostility
- resistance
- struggle
- antinomy
- antithesis
- aversion
- brush
- clash
- combat
- competition
- con
- conflict
- contention
- contest
- contradistinction
- contrariety
- counteraction
- counterattack
- defense
- defiance
- disapproval
- duel
- encounter
- engagement
- fray
- grapple
- prevention
- repugnance
- repulsion
- rivalry
- skirmish
- strife
- unfriendliness
- violation
- war
- warfare
- civil disobedience
- confronting
- contraposition
- obstructiveness
- opposure
- oppugnancy
negativism 的反义词 17 个
等同于 polarity
negativism 的近义词 46 个
- action
- antagonism
- antinomy
- antithesis
- aversion
- brush
- clash
- combat
- competition
- con
- conflict
- contention
- contest
- contradiction
- contradistinction
- contrariety
- contrariness
- counteraction
- counterattack
- defense
- defiance
- disapproval
- duel
- encounter
- engagement
- fray
- grapple
- hostility
- prevention
- repugnance
- repulsion
- resistance
- rivalry
- skirmish
- strife
- struggle
- unfriendliness
- violation
- war
- warfare
- civil disobedience
- confronting
- contraposition
- obstructiveness
- opposure
- oppugnancy
negativism 的反义词 18 个
更多negativism例句
- So we are stuck with him and must recognize even with all his hypocrisy and negativism toward Democratic policy he is better than a Republican.
- “All he gets from Congress is negativism and carping,” says Dallek.
- It is enough to make Agnewesque nattering nabobs of negativism proud.
- Without it, the seeds of change and innovation will wither in a soil that is an arid mix of negativism and defeatism.
- This is an admission that negativism is of the nature of resistance.
- Negativism is a state of persistent compulsion to contrary response to suggestion.
- The negativism and refusal to go to stool are the outcome of the nervous unrest, not its cause.
- Fretfulness and negativism with all children whose management is at fault come in waves and cycles.
- Thus the mother of the child in whom defæcation is inhibited by negativism may have made further observations.