Pollyanna in Greek
Pollyanna in Greek is Πολυάννα — Pollyanna means someone who stays relentlessly upbeat and optimistic, even when the situation gives them every reason not to be.
Pollyanna in Greek
Πολυάννα
Pronounced: Polyanna
One who is persistently cheerful and optimistic, even when given cause not to be so.
What does "Pollyanna" mean?
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noun Someone who stays relentlessly upbeat and optimistic, even when the situation gives them every reason not to be.
"Her coworkers called her a pollyanna for insisting the failed launch was actually a great learning experience."
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noun A gift exchange (often called Secret Santa) where each participant draws a name and buys a present for that person.
"The office pollyanna had a $20 spending limit this year."
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Pollyanna in a sentence
- Her coworkers called her a pollyanna for insisting the failed launch was actually a great learning experience.
- Don't be such a pollyanna about it — the numbers really are bad this quarter.
- The office pollyanna had a $20 spending limit this year.
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Frequently asked questions
What is "Pollyanna" in Greek?
"Pollyanna" in Greek is Πολυάννα. Pollyanna means: Someone who stays relentlessly upbeat and optimistic, even when the situation gives them every reason not to be.
How do you pronounce Πολυάννα?
"Pollyanna" in Greek is Πολυάννα, pronounced "Polyanna".
How do you use "Pollyanna" in a sentence?
Example: "Her coworkers called her a pollyanna for insisting the failed launch was actually a great learning experience." In Greek, "Pollyanna" is Πολυάννα.
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