Similar words: negative, negatively, negative charge, nativism, negative feedback, negation, abnegation, activism. Meaning: ['negətɪvɪzm] 
n. characterized by habitual skepticism and a disagreeable tendency to deny or oppose or resist suggestions or commands.
n. characterized by habitual skepticism and a disagreeable tendency to deny or oppose or resist suggestions or commands. 
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1. There's a real attitude of negativism among the team at the moment.
2. Open negativism turns into stony passive resistance.
3. Alongside stubbornness and negativism, the defiant child has enormous energy and persistence.
4. To struggle against the tide of negativism, immorality and unethical practices in the world is a difficult enterprise.
5. Philosophers sometimes overweight their negativism.
6. Optimism diverts our attention away from negativism and channcls it into positive, constructive thinking.
7. There are two opinions that are negativism and restrictionism to the mandatory factors in mediation system.
8. Negativism a spouse leads to disillusionment over time as love declines.
9. Optimism diverts our attention sways from negativism and channels it into positive, constructive thinking.
10. Optimism diverts our attention away from negativism and channels it into positive, constructive thinking.
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11. The second part: disproval on negativism to our country's the Mediation System of administrative litigation.
12. In a country whose people so crave economic success, failure to produce it is bound to produce negativism.
13. As one of the greatest, the most profound literature critic of 20th century, Benjamin's allegory criticism, shock aesthetics, negativism becomes a treasure-house of later aesthetics idea.
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