Pronunciation: /ˈnɛɡətɪvɪzəm/
noun a negative attitude or outlook
A1 Negativism is when someone always says no.
A2 Children often display negativism as a phase of development.
B1 Dealing with constant negativism can be challenging in a work environment.
B2 Her constant negativism towards new ideas hindered the team's progress.
C1 The therapist worked with the patient to address their underlying negativism.
C2 His deep-seated negativism stemmed from past experiences and traumas.
formal The patient's constant negativism towards treatment options made it challenging for the medical team to provide care.
informal Her constant negativism about the project was really bringing down the team's morale.
slang I can't stand his constant negativism, it's such a vibe killer.
figurative His negativism was like a dark cloud looming over the entire conversation.
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