Pessimismus
pessimism
Pessimismus is the German term for pessimism, which refers to a tendency to see the worst aspect of things or believe that the worst will happen. In German, the word is used in the same context as in English, often to describe a negative or gloomy outlook on life or a situation.
Example sentences using: Pessimismus
Sein Pessimismus hindert ihn daran, neue Dinge auszuprobieren.
His pessimism prevents him from trying new things.
This phrase implies that the person's pessimistic outlook stops him from experiencing new things because he is always expecting a negative outcome.
Trotz ihres ständigen Pessimismus lächelt sie immer.
Despite her constant pessimism, she always smiles.
This phrase shows an individual who always maintains a pessimistic viewpoint, but keeps a positive demeanor or appearance externally by continuously smiling.
Ein Leben ohne Pessimismus ist befreiend.
A life without pessimism is liberating.
This phrase indicates that not being bound by pessimistic thoughts can make one's life feel freeing, light, or less burdened.