pessimist in Greek
pessimist in Greek is απαισιόδοξος — pessimist means someone who habitually expects the worst or focuses on the negative side of things.
pessimist in Greek
απαισιόδοξος
Pronounced: apaisiodoxos
Someone who habitually expects the worst outcome; one who looks on the dark side of things.
What does "pessimist" mean?
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noun Someone who habitually expects the worst or focuses on the negative side of things.
"As a natural pessimist, he assumed the flight would be delayed."
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pessimist in a sentence
- As a natural pessimist, he assumed the flight would be delayed.
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What is "pessimist" in Greek?
"pessimist" in Greek is απαισιόδοξος. pessimist means: Someone who habitually expects the worst or focuses on the negative side of things.
How do you pronounce απαισιόδοξος?
"pessimist" in Greek is απαισιόδοξος, pronounced "apaisiodoxos".
How do you use "pessimist" in a sentence?
Example: "As a natural pessimist, he assumed the flight would be delayed." In Greek, "pessimist" is απαισιόδοξος.
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