unpositive
- adjective
- /ʌnˈpɒzɪtɪv/
- He gave an unpositive answer when asked about the project's future.
Examples
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The review was unpositive, leaving the author feeling disappointed.
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Her unpositive attitude made it difficult for the group to stay motivated.
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Her attitude towards the project was unpositive.
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The report presented an unpositive view of the company's future.
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Her unpositive attitude towards the project made it challenging to motivate the team.
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Despite the unpositive feedback from the audience, the artist continued to improve her craft.
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The movie received unpositive reviews, leading many to question its overall success.
Synonyms
Causing harm or showing strong dislike
Not good for success or approval
Not helpful because it does not show how to improve
Giving a negative answer, often used in informal speech
Tending to notice problems and faults rather than good parts
Something that makes people feel less hopeful or confident
Not expecting success or any improvement
Antonyms
How Positive
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Unpositive is made from un- 'not' and positive 'good' or 'optimistic'. So unpositive describes a person, comment, or feeling that does not show a positive attitude.