Pronunciation: /nɛgətɪvaɪz/
verb to convert or turn something into a negative or pessimistic state or attitude
A1 She tries to negativitise every situation.
A2 He tends to negativitise things without considering the positive aspects.
B1 It is important to not negativitise challenges but instead find solutions.
B2 Some people have a habit of negativitising everything, which can be draining for those around them.
C1 It takes effort to not negativitise difficult circumstances and maintain a positive outlook.
C2 Through mindfulness and self-awareness, one can learn to not automatically negativitise situations and instead approach them with a more balanced perspective.
formal It is important to address and eliminate any negativitise within the workplace to promote a healthy and productive environment.
informal Let's try to avoid spreading negativitise around here and focus on the positive instead.
slang Stop bringing your negativitise into this conversation, it's bringing everyone down.
figurative Her constant complaints and criticisms negativitise the atmosphere wherever she goes.
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