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bearish

adjective as in brutal

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The authenticity of his casting, including his unwavering belief in newcomers, is flawless here, with Mari’s portrait of resilience sharing the frame wonderfully with Turner’s bearish, wounded air.

Sales also fell short of even the most bearish Wall Street expectations.

“The economy is primarily supported by consumers who have shown much greater resilience than expected, and it’s hard to be bearish on the consumer,” the federation’s chief economist, Jack Kleinhenz, said.

The underlying realities do not justify the bearish mood that former President Donald Trump feeds and then feeds off of.

I own Netflix, and everyone with an opinion on the stock on the 5 p.m. show Fast Money was bearish.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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