bullish Antonyms
Strongest:
- hopeless
- uncertain
- dreary
- inauspicious
- discouraging
- pessimistic
- unpromising
- desperate
- dreary
- dismal
- unlikely
- unlikely
- depressing
- gloomy
- desperate
- gloomy
- negative
- disheartening
- dark
- depressing
- bleak
- hopeless
- pessimistic
- bleak
- disheartening
- dismal
- negative
- uncertain
- inauspicious
- discouraging
- unpromising
- dark
Strong:
- dubious
- gray
- downbeat
- doubtful
- doubtful
- unpropitious
- unfavorable
- unencouraging
- cheerless
- bearish
- unpropitious
- downbeat
- grey
- grey
- unfavorable
- grim
- dubious
- grim
- bearish
- gray
- unencouraging
- cheerless
Weak:
Meaning of bullish
bullish (s)
expecting a rise in prices
bullish (a.)
Partaking of the nature of a bull, or a blunder.
bullish Sentence Examples
- Despite the market's recent downturn, some investors remain bullish on certain tech stocks.
- The CEO's optimistic outlook on the company's future prospects made shareholders feel bullish about their investments.
- Economic indicators suggest that the country's growth trajectory remains bullish.
- Analysts are bullish on the renewable energy sector due to increasing global demand for sustainable solutions.
- The strong performance of the company's latest product launch has made investors increasingly bullish about its future profitability.
- Despite initial skepticism, the entrepreneur's innovative business model has garnered bullish support from venture capitalists.
- The bullish sentiment in the real estate market has led to a surge in property prices.
- Many traders are adopting a bullish stance on commodities such as gold and silver amid inflation concerns.
- The bullish trend in consumer spending indicates a robust economy.
- The Federal Reserve's decision to maintain low interest rates has contributed to a bullish stock market.
FAQs About the word bullish
expecting a rise in pricesPartaking of the nature of a bull, or a blunder.
confident,positive, favorable, decisive, sure, comforting, assured, rosy, eupeptic, unhesitating
hopeless, uncertain, dreary, inauspicious, discouraging, pessimistic, unpromising, desperate, dreary, dismal
Despite the market's recent downturn, some investors remain bullish on certain tech stocks.
The CEO's optimistic outlook on the company's future prospects made shareholders feel bullish about their investments.
Economic indicators suggest that the country's growth trajectory remains bullish.
Analysts are bullish on the renewable energy sector due to increasing global demand for sustainable solutions.
