optimism
आशावाद
definition
noun
the talks had been amicable, and there were grounds for optimism
hopefulness and confidence about the future or the successful outcome of something.
His early optimism was soon overshadowed by a radical doctrine of grace.
the doctrine, especially as set forth by Leibniz, that this world is the best of all possible worlds.
translation of 'optimism'
आशावाद,
अखेर सत्याचाच विजय होईल असा आशावाद
example
the talks had been amicable and there were grounds for 'optimism'
There appears to be a lot of increasing 'optimism' about the future price of oil.
These two factors, Mr Speaker have motivated us to approach the future with great 'optimism' .
Candide, Voltaire's critique of 'optimism' , is itself an ineliminably upbeat book.
Princess Anne officially reopened Westbury Dairies offering words of hope and 'optimism' for the future of the plant.
I think in the '60s there was a certain amount of 'optimism' about the future in technology.
the talks had been amicable, and there were grounds for 'optimism'
It does not inspire 'optimism' for the future of economic development in Scotland.
The report states that there is a lot of 'optimism' about the success of these projects.
His early 'optimism' was soon overshadowed by a radical doctrine of grace.
Eight years on and the band are now looking to the future with 'optimism' , as Calum explains.
I am filled with boundless enthusiasm, 'optimism' , confidence, strength and love!
For me, it's a powerful metaphor for 'optimism' and the future.
By this standard at least, there are grounds for cautious 'optimism' .
Young officers like me could look forward to the future with confidence, hope and 'optimism' .
I have genuine 'optimism' for the future of Scotland as a must-visit destination.
Publicly, Saudi oil executives express 'optimism' about the future of their industry.
Natural theology was above all a counsel of 'optimism' , a belief in the essential goodness of the Creator.
With this level of projected coverage, both the McDermotts and Tullow can look to the future with 'optimism' .
Worn down by the lack of sleep and the sickness, he lost all trace of 'optimism' about his future.
During past scientific breakthroughs and innovations, human society was guided by a sense of 'optimism' about the future.
But taking the long view, there is cause for considerable 'optimism' about the future of relations.
Sixty pupils from two schools have joined forces to create a CD about life as a Bradfordian and their 'optimism' for the future.
I have great faith in 'optimism' as a philosophy, if only because it offers us the opportunity of self-fulfilling prophecy.
At first, like other returning veterans, Frankie faces the future with 'optimism' .
Subsequent wars and revolutions have made Kant's 'optimism' unfashionable.
I live in a world where I feel enormous 'optimism' for the future.
Demand may already have overtaken production, and even extreme 'optimists' predict that production will peak before 2015.
Call them the grand 'optimists' of American small business, if you like.
The intellectuals are presently divided in two categories, as always - the 'optimists' and the pessimists.
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