What does unpessimistically mean?
Unpessimistically means Not pessimistically..
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Pronunciation varies by accent · adverb
Not pessimistically..
“Slendacurve?” said Annabel musingly. “That’s a new one. . . . Do you think I’ll make so much fuss about my trousseau when I get married? If I do,” she added un[-]pessimistically.
He unpessimistically approached this subject by showing that their standards of living are lower than ours and as such was the case their sales were increased to lesser powers as a matter of economy.
Treats unpessimistically of some of the outstanding social problems of the home in regards to its future.
The implication of behavior genetic findings in education is discussed “unpessimistically” together with our empirical data using the twin-control method.
Coping statements themselves also often lead to happiness – because they include alternate plans. Thus I told myself, “Yes, this damned nephritis is a restricting problem and bad. But it’s not too bad or terrible. And though hospitalized for it, I’ll learn some new things about myself and look forward to future health.” With this kind of rational coping, I unpessimistically looked forward to real enjoyments and was not merely unmiserable but happy.
Use unpessimistically when its meaning, tone and grammar fit the full sentence. A synonym is not always a direct replacement.
Unpessimistically means Not pessimistically..
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“Slendacurve?” said Annabel musingly. “That’s a new one. . . . Do you think I’ll make so much fuss about my trousseau when I get married? If I do,” she added un[-]pessimistically.
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