sanguinity Synonyms
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- desperation
- realism
- hopelessness
- desperation
- gloom
- discouragement
- cynicism
- realism
- discouragement
- hopelessness
- gloom
- bearishness
- bearishness
- caution
- despair
- cynicism
- despair
- caution
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sanguinity Meaning
sanguinity (n)
feeling sanguine; optimistically cheerful and confident
sanguinity (n.)
The quality of being sanguine; sanguineness.
sanguinity Sentence Examples
- Their undeniable sanguinity revealed a fraternal bond that transcended mere genetics.
- The strangers shared an inexplicable sanguinity that made them feel like long-lost siblings.
- The unwavering sanguinity among the team members fueled their unparalleled cohesion.
- The kinship and sanguinity between the two families had been cherished for generations.
- Despite their contrasting backgrounds, they discovered a surprising sanguinity that united them.
- The shared sanguinity between the soldiers created a sense of camaraderie that strengthened their resolve.
- The child's innocent sanguinity melted away any lingering doubts about their loving nature.
- The teacher recognized the sanguinity in their students' diverse talents and fostered their growth.
- The presence of common ancestry revealed a deep-seated sanguinity that connected the extended family.
- The unwavering sanguinity between friends provided solace and support through life's trials and tribulations.
FAQs About the word sanguinity
feeling sanguine; optimistically cheerful and confidentThe quality of being sanguine; sanguineness.
optimism, cheerfulness,brightness, hopefulness, idealism, sunniness,bullishness, rosiness, hope, perkiness
pessimism, skepticism, skepticism, apprehension, concern, pessimism, apprehension, concern, desperation, realism
Their undeniable sanguinity revealed a fraternal bond that transcended mere genetics.
The strangers shared an inexplicable sanguinity that made them feel like long-lost siblings.
The unwavering sanguinity among the team members fueled their unparalleled cohesion.
The kinship and sanguinity between the two families had been cherished for generations.
