Pessimists is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for PESSIMISTS in dictionary:

NOUN:
• PESSIMIST, one who tends to look on the dark side of things
• a person who tends to see the worst aspect of things or believe that the worst will happen
• a person who believes that this world is as bad as it could be or that evil will ultimately prevail over good
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• an inclination to emphasize adverse aspects, conditions, and possibilities or to expect the worst possible outcome

Words related to PESSIMISTS

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How to use PESSIMISTS in a sentence

• Certain Puritanical pessimists have argued that the use of tobacco is immoral.
• And, above all, let us be optimists in literature even though we may be pessimists in life.
• I have noticed that the stoutest pessimists, when fate or men try to take something out of their lives, fight tooth and nail, and cry out as loud as the greatest optimists.
• So what with submarine losses, ubiquitous German spies, the German propaganda in America, and complaints of Government inactivity, the pessimists are having a fine time.
• If these pessimists would take a view from the nether standpoint and see what we have come through as a country their fears would be dispelled.
• I shall speak in the next chapter about optimists and pessimists in their intellectual aspect, so far as they have one.
• On the other side our idealist pessimists were represented by the old remnant of the Stoics.
• Pagan optimists and Eastern pessimists would both have temples, just as Liberals and Tories would both have newspapers.
• It seems possible that you and your friends who were pessimists on Thursday became optimists today, and benefited by the change.
• Optimists and pessimists live in the same world, walk under the same sky, and observe the same facts.
• Pessimists were declaring, according to their invariable custom, that what was bad would get worse, and that what was good would disappear.
• There are pessimists who say that there is no solution short of revolution and the overturn of the existing social order.
• I employ optimists to get results and pessimists to figure them up.
• When they have pointed out the end of the path that we have been travelling, they have been disposed of by calling them pessimists.
• Peter pointed out to those pessimists that all things do not continue the same, that there are times of crisis which are the judgments of God.
• No, Judaism is in a far more healthy condition than pessimists imagine.
• Pessimists glanced at the possibility of the whole procession having fallen into the canal at Cauldon Bridge.
• Existence has been praised and absolved by a chorus of pessimists.
• We insist that the ascetics were pessimists because they gave up threescore years and ten for an eternity of happiness.
• Solomon and Horace, Petrarch and Shakespeare were pessimists when they were melancholy, and optimists when they were happy.
• If there were pessimists who believed that the Union was in danger at this time, Douglas was not of them.
• They are pessimists, and believe that life, on the whole, is misery, a curse rather than a blessing.
• Nowadays we do not care greatly for the victory, and we go out to fight with a light heart, commencing where Wagner and all the pessimists ended.

Similar words containing PESSIMIST without suffix s

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