optimism in Greek
optimism in Greek is αισιοδοξία — optimism means a tendency to expect good things to happen or to see the positive side of a situation.
optimism in Greek
αισιοδοξία
Pronounced: aisiodoxia
What does "optimism" mean?
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noun A tendency to expect good things to happen or to see the positive side of a situation.
"Despite the setbacks, she never lost her optimism."
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optimism in a sentence
- Despite the setbacks, she never lost her optimism.
- Investors are showing cautious optimism about next quarter's numbers.
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What is "optimism" in Greek?
"optimism" in Greek is αισιοδοξία. optimism means: A tendency to expect good things to happen or to see the positive side of a situation.
How do you pronounce αισιοδοξία?
"optimism" in Greek is αισιοδοξία, pronounced "aisiodoxia".
How do you use "optimism" in a sentence?
Example: "Despite the setbacks, she never lost her optimism." In Greek, "optimism" is αισιοδοξία.
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