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Meanings of more pessimistic in English

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Usage of more pessimistic in English
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Investors could stay more pessimistic over the next few weeks, he said.
Reuters
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And I'm getting more pessimistic because it's just gone on so long.
The Guardian
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Irish businesses are considerably more pessimistic about Brexit than their UK counterparts.
The Irish Times
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Mr Andrews was a lot more pessimistic about globalisation than Mr Burke.
The Irish Times
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This date is significantly different from earlier, more pessimistic, Israeli assessments.
The Irish Times
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The stock market is not the economy. Others were more pessimistic.
Reuters
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He's more pessimistic than Robinson, perhaps because he was wrongfooted by November's vote.
The Guardian
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The more there were the more pessimistic became the British Press.
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But analysts with the best track records are even more pessimistic.
Reuters
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Some residents were more pessimistic, fearing that proximity could create tensions.
Reuters
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A more pessimistic outlook sees a larger drop and a recession.
Reuters
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Drummer Pat Spurgeon seems a bit more pessimistic about online theft.
Wired
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Compared with the government, we have a rather more pessimistic forecast, the bank said.
Reuters
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Slowly the more pessimistic of the townspeople began to show interest in the reading-room.
Janice Day at Poketown
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A former senior U.S. official took a more pessimistic view.
Reuters
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Then a reprise, more frank and far more pessimistic, with an audience of five.
Timescape
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Ireland
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United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
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