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sanguine

[sang-gwin] / ˈsæŋ gwɪn /




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A sanguine temper would say ten or twelve; let me dare to hope humbly for five or six.

From The Wall Street Journal

He wasn’t as sanguine about Cliffs’ rare earths plans.

From Barron's

The big banks, which are among the first to report, have been pretty sanguine about the economy, Boockvar says.

From Barron's

Those overly sanguine predictions contrast with the increasing number of bricks being added daily to the wall of worry that the bull market currently climbs.

From Barron's

Some officials are nervous about a sudden deterioration in labor demand and more sanguine about inflation.

From The Wall Street Journal