Pronunciation: /ˈnɛɡətɪvɪst/
noun a person who tends to be pessimistic or critical, especially about the future or outcome of events
A1 My friend is always a negativist, he never sees the bright side of things.
A2 The negativist in the group constantly brings down the mood with their pessimistic outlook.
B1 As a negativist, she tends to focus on the worst-case scenarios rather than the positives.
B2 The team leader's reputation as a negativist made it difficult for them to inspire and motivate their colleagues.
C1 His reputation as a negativist preceded him, causing many to approach him with caution.
C2 Despite his success, he couldn't shake off the label of being a negativist due to his critical nature.
formal The negativist in the group always finds something to criticize.
informal Don't be such a negativist, try to see the positive side of things.
slang That guy is such a negativist, he never has anything nice to say.
figurative Her mind was like a magnet for negativist thoughts, always focusing on the worst possible outcome.
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