defeatist in Polish
defeatist in Polish is defetystyczny, defetysta, defetystka — defeatist means showing a readiness to accept failure or defeat without much of a fight.
defeatist in Polish
defetystyczny
Of or relating to defeatism.
defetysta
Someone who advocates defeatism, or has such an attitude.
defetystka
Someone who advocates defeatism, or has such an attitude.
What does "defeatist" mean?
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adjective Showing a readiness to accept failure or defeat without much of a fight.
"His defeatist attitude was dragging the whole team down."
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noun Someone who expects or too readily accepts failure.
"Don't be such a defeatist — we still have a chance to win this."
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defeatist in a sentence
- His defeatist attitude was dragging the whole team down.
- Don't be such a defeatist — we still have a chance to win this.
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What is "defeatist" in Polish?
"defeatist" in Polish is defetystyczny, defetysta, defetystka. defeatist means: Showing a readiness to accept failure or defeat without much of a fight.
How do you use "defeatist" in a sentence?
Example: "His defeatist attitude was dragging the whole team down." In Polish, "defeatist" is defetystyczny, defetysta, defetystka.
Are there other ways to say "defeatist" in Polish?
Yes — Polish has 3 translations listed for "defeatist": defetystyczny, defetysta, defetystka.
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