pessimistic 的定义
- pertaining to or characterized by pessimism or the tendency to expect only bad outcomes; gloomy; joyless; unhopeful: His pessimistic outlook kept him from applying for jobs for which he was perfectly qualified.
pessimistic 近义词
expecting bad outcome
更多pessimistic例句
- Not all of the economists in the survey were as pessimistic as Sinclair.
- For companies to fall in this lowest tier means that investors are pessimistic about their future sales growth and profitability.
- Corelogic, the financial data service, has made a baseline forecast that some three million homeowners will fall behind on their mortgage payments—and their pessimistic forecast predicts more than 12 million delinquent borrowers.
- Assuming the most pessimistic scenario — that life requires stars to have at least as much metal as the sun — eliminates about two-thirds of the galaxy’s stars.
- This message will resonate with Americans who are feeling pessimistic due to everything that has unfolded in 2020.
- Are you more pessimistic about the overall public education crisis given this current environment?
- “I fall very much on the pessimistic spectrum, in the sense that I get very confused about it,” she says.
- But otherwise he was far more pessimistic about the rest of the Deep South.
- It satirizes and parodies the romanticised, pessimistic accounts of rural life by writers like Thomas Hardy and Mary Webb.
- But at the time I was so pessimistic that the notion of staying and fighting just seemed like an empty gesture.
- My brother recovered his old spirit and refused to be discouraged by my pessimistic view of his expedition.
- Raoul, with pessimistic foreboding, was convinced that there were only girls next door.
- Then I received a pessimistic letter from Aunt H—— telling me that lots of wounded were expected and that the war would not cease.
- But in his most dangerous crisis he had never been restless, apprehensive, pessimistic, as he was at this moment.
- He was disposed to a critical and sometimes pessimistic examination of his own feelings and of other people's actions.