Pronunciation: /ˌpesəˈmɪstɪk/
adjective showing a tendency to see the worst aspect of things or believe that the worst will happen
A1 She is pessimistic about the weather forecast for tomorrow.
A2 He has a pessimistic view on the current economic situation.
B1 Despite his pessimistic outlook, he continues to work hard towards his goals.
B2 The team's pessimistic attitude is affecting their performance on the field.
C1 Her pessimistic nature often leads her to expect the worst in every situation.
C2 The CEO's pessimistic predictions about the company's future have caused concern among the shareholders.
formal The economist's pessimistic forecast for the economy was met with skepticism by many.
informal I'm feeling pretty pessimistic about our chances of winning the game tomorrow.
slang Don't be so pessimistic, things will work out in the end.
figurative Her pessimistic view of the world was like a dark cloud following her everywhere.
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