Panglossian (Meaning)

Panglossian

marked by the view that all is for the best in this best of possible worlds

The Panglossian belief in the inherent goodness of the world blinded him to the glaring injustices around him.
With unwavering Panglossian optimism, she insisted that every cloud had a silver lining, no matter how bleak the situation appeared.
His Panglossian view of life painted a rosy picture that bore little resemblance to reality.
Despite the mounting evidence to the contrary, he clung tenaciously to his Panglossian conviction that everything happened for the best.
Her Panglossian disposition made her oblivious to the dangers that lurked beneath the surface.
The Panglossian nature of his argument failed to acknowledge the complexities and contradictions of the issue.
His Panglossian worldview led him to believe that poverty and oppression were merely temporary setbacks.
The Panglossian mindset of the ruling elite blinded them to the plight of the underprivileged.
With Panglossian naivety, she believed that people were inherently trustworthy and well-meaning.
The Panglossian promise of a perfect society was nothing more than a pipe dream.

marked by the view that all is for the best in this best of possible worlds

Pollyanna, hopeful, upbeat, Pollyannish, rosy, Pollyannaish, rose-colored,optimistic, propitious, fair

despairing, cynical, hopeless, bearish, defeatist,pessimistic, downbeat, discouraging, desperate,fatalistic

The Panglossian belief in the inherent goodness of the world blinded him to the glaring injustices around him.

With unwavering Panglossian optimism, she insisted that every cloud had a silver lining, no matter how bleak the situation appeared.

His Panglossian view of life painted a rosy picture that bore little resemblance to reality.

Despite the mounting evidence to the contrary, he clung tenaciously to his Panglossian conviction that everything happened for the best.