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Meanings of very optimistic in English

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Usage of very optimistic in English
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We are still feeling very optimistic, said Pablo Isla, the chief executive.
The Guardian
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We are very optimistic, and our customers are very good to us.
Jamaica Observer
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So, after winning the war they felt very accomplished and very optimistic.
Ebony
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I'm 25 years old, so I'm very optimistic about the whole deal.
Reuters
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His attorney wasn't very optimistic, but promised to do what he could.
The next to die
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Allday had not been very optimistic about shifting to the old sixty-four.
The Only Victor
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He said he was very optimistic the deal would be finalised this year.
Radio NZ
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Believe it or not, I'm very optimistic about our future as a species.
Wired
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A new survey shows New Zealanders are very optimistic about 2018.
Radio NZ
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One has to be very optimistic not to advocate the harem.
Waste: A Tragedy, In Four Acts
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The repair was excellent and gives Teddy every reason to be very optimistic.
Reuters
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On Wednesday, Iger said he remained very optimistic about ESPN's ability to continue growing.
Reuters
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It was very optimistic that existing resources would absorb this emerging need, she said.
Radio NZ
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She said beekeepers in the South Island were very optimistic.
Radio NZ
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It is affecting people's livelihoods but we are also very optimistic people, Mworia said.
Reuters
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A French diplomat echoed the sentiment: I'm not very optimistic.
Independent.ie
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