hoper
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7.4
- noun
- /ˈhoʊpər/
:
esperanzado
- Existing solely to encourage typical, no hoper jerk offs like you.
Examples
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Promote him as a cash cow in Germany and Russia, fighting washed-up fighters and no-hopers.
Blog text (6) -
Licans are contemplating going into the next presidential election with nothing but no-hopers to put up.
Blog text (17) -
- Hanging 'round with your no hoper mates again.
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A bunch of useless no-hopers.
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That's where you're wrong, 'cause I am no typical, no hoper jerk off.
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Sadly, I am a frog who wants out of the pot, but all you Obama/socialist/national health care hopers will rue the day you let yourself be cooked.
Blog text (32) -
Remember, after the first debate, when he put clear blue water between himself and the poisoned legacy of the Republican primaries, and repositioned himself as a sensible fiscal conservative, he went from no-hoper to contender.
Blog text (19) -
Hope turned into we got hopers, Hopers, Hopers like like dreamers, hopers, hopers, hopers, hopers, professional hopers.
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Despite facing many challenges, she remained a passionate hoper, believing that things would get better.
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In the aftermath of the disaster, a few hopers emerged, motivating others not to lose faith.
Synonyms
63
3.2
A person who usually expects good things to happen
3
2.5
A person who hopes something will happen
A person who keeps expecting good things even when it seems unlikely
Antonyms
How Hopeful
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Hoper comes from the verb hope and the ending -er, which means 'one who', just like in teacher or worker. So a hoper is 'one who hopes' and keeps believing even in hard times.