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negativisme espanhol
negatividad Characterized by habitual skepticism and a disagreeable tendency to deny or oppose or resist suggestions or commands.
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Nana had a way of counteracting Granddad's negativism with her positive attitude.
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This plague of neo-con negativism may affect another exciting project south of the Thames.
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The nattering nabobs of negativism on the nat'l.
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I tried another bite of souvlaki as I studied the landmarks, but my stomach hadn't altered its negativism.
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Oh, yes, and negativism.
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Very well developed negativism.
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A disgruntled group of commentators, sitting on their duffs in Washington, were engaging in their Sunday-morning litany of negativism and hopelessness...
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The Curse of Greyface and The Introduction of Negativism
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Among female subjects alone, Negativism was positively correlated with BP(P) values in HIP, and Verbal Hostility in Lt. HIP.
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The shrinking of activity and conscience, phobias, negativisms, generally take their starting point in this fear of exhaustion caused by some difficult action.
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Negativism about recent trends in the quality of life in Ireland is not supported by survey evidence, the Values and Ethics conference was told.
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