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I'm optimistic that I'll get into a good college.optimistic = expecting the best
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She keeps telling me her chances of dying in a car accident are 1 in 150, but I keep telling her that's too optimistic if she drives after drinking.optimistic = full of expectation of the best
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The sunshine was delicious, and a gentle optimism seemed to steal over him.† (source)
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"Maria said this morning that she remains optimistic," Dad said. (source)optimistic = expecting good things
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Maybe they're being optimistic designing their system. (source)optimistic = expecting the best
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The Nurturers were very optimistic about Gabriel's future. (source)optimistic = full of expectation of the best
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My mom always said optimism was my best trait. (source)optimism = a tendency to expect and see the best in all things
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Phoebe whispered, "I am not too optimistic about the possibilities of this meal." (source)optimistic = full of expectation of the best
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Or I could leave it as an optimist and hope for the best. (source)optimist = someone who expects the best
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Optimistically: we won't be here that long.† (source)
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Immigrants who come to the United States are by nature optimists.† (source)optimists = people who expect the best; or who focus on the good part of things
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But these optimisms did not sound so loud as the laughter of the audience at the funny-man's line, "Yes, by heckelum, I'm a smart fella."† (source)optimisms = a tendency to expect the best, or focusing on the good part of things
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She had no illusions: old plans, if one could ever remember them, the plans that time had overtaken, tended to have a febrile and overoptimistic grip on events.† (source)standard prefix: The prefix "over-" in overoptimistic means excessively. This is the same pattern as seen in words like overconfident, overemphasize, and overstimulate.
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I counseled everyone against overoptimism.† (source)standard prefix: The prefix "over-" in overoptimism means excessive. This is the same pattern as seen in words like overconfident, overemphasize, and overstimulate.
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Spirits are improving, our superoptimists are triumphant, the van Daans are doing disappearing acts with the sugar, Bep's changed her hair, and Miep has a week off.† (source)
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I don't want to hear your optimism about this land of possibility when I see no proof! (source)optimism = expectation of good outcomes
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