sentiment
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4.2
- noun
- /ˈsɛntɪmənt/
- Specialized
:
sentimiento
- The survey captured public sentiment about climate change, revealing widespread concern among participants.
- consumer sentiment
- sentiment index
- sentiment measures
But if we get that insight through an image analysis, so a hill would garner a negative sentiment.
- But if we get that insight through an image analysis, so a hill would garner a negative sentiment.
- And so I don't try to predict things, but I do watch when I see a shift in sentiment, the chart changes and that chart change gives me an actionable points.
- It goes for the most polarizing click bait type scenario and headlines and it's generally pulls in more negative sentiment.
- And we're watching this online sentiment and it looks like from this angle, I'm on route, I'm on track to get cancelled again.
- Shopify's stock price is like this crazy function over time based on again sentiment market value.
Examples
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Our results strongly suggest that sentiment indicators are important in explaining real estate price changes.
Academic text (2016) -
That is a real positive sentiment.
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Taking into account these findings from the research on consumer sentiment, we focus on the real estate market.
Academic text (2016) -
Social and political scientists usually attempt to gauge voter sentiment by conducting a survey.
Academic text (1997) -
Teacher candidates must be prepared to utilize technology in instruction as public sentiment calls for educational improvement.
Academic text (2004) -
They're trying to interpret the sentiments and see if the stock prices are moving based on all of that data.
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President Obama may have been influenced by this popular sentiment in adopting a friendlier posture toward the Netanyahu government.
Academic text (2013) -
And I'm going to show you a brief Super Bowl ad that I think illustrates well the type of sentiment I'm talking about that's quite prevalent now.
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A recent study analyzed consumer sentiment to understand purchasing behaviors during the holiday season.
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Researchers use sentiment analysis to determine how people feel about different brands based on their social media posts.
Synonyms
267
1.4
The mood or atmosphere in a place
211
3.8
The general feeling or attitude in a place at a certain time
14
9.5
The way a person shows feelings on their face or in their voice
1
6.6
How positive, negative, or neutral a text is
Antonyms
Compounds
Surface Forms
Morphology
sentiment = sent + ment
The technical/analytical sense is historically related to 'feeling' + '-ment', but because 'sent-' is not an independent English word, the computational meaning is not transparently derived from the parts for typical learners.
Etymology
Sentiment comes from the Latin root sentire, 'to feel', and keeps the idea of inner feeling. So in data work, sentiment means the emotional tone or 'feeling' in a piece of text that computer programs try to measure.