sanguineness (Meaning)

Wordnet

sanguineness (n)

feeling sanguine; optimistically cheerful and confident

Webster

The quality of being sanguine.

The athlete's sanguineness was evident in their unwavering optimism and determination on the field.
The politician's sanguineness inspired hope and enthusiasm among his supporters, despite the challenges ahead.
Her sanguineness kept her spirits up during the difficult times, preventing her from dwelling on setbacks.
The child's sanguineness was infectious, bringing joy and laughter to all who knew him.
The scientist's sanguineness sustained her belief in her research, despite years of unsuccessful experiments.
The entrepreneur's sanguineness fueled his ambitious ventures, leading him to take calculated risks.
The artist's sanguineness granted her creative freedom, enabling her to express her unique vision boldly.
The traveler's sanguineness guided her through unfamiliar lands, inspiring her to embrace new experiences.
The visionary's sanguineness challenged conventional thinking, opening doors to unprecedented possibilities.
The mentor's sanguineness instilled confidence in his students, empowering them to pursue their dreams fearlessly.

feeling sanguine; optimistically cheerful and confidentThe quality of being sanguine.

savageness,barbarousness, pitilessness, cruelty, brutality, savagery, heartlessness, sadism, bloodthirstiness, sanguinity

warmness, warmth,warmth, clemency, leniency, mercy, tenderness, mercy, clemency, leniency

The athlete's sanguineness was evident in their unwavering optimism and determination on the field.

The politician's sanguineness inspired hope and enthusiasm among his supporters, despite the challenges ahead.

Her sanguineness kept her spirits up during the difficult times, preventing her from dwelling on setbacks.

The child's sanguineness was infectious, bringing joy and laughter to all who knew him.