sanguinity

If investors are sanguine, it may be because the country has weathered plenty of turmoil in its nearly 245-year history.

The state’s dire fiscal outlook was based on a $37-a-barrel price for Alaska North Slope crude, and the price is up about 19% since then—so state budgeteers might be a little more sanguine these days.

Hall spoke in later years of the "zeal, warmth, and sanguinity" with which they began their work.

Ellen had always had a sort of sanguinity of happiness and of the petting of Providence as well as of her friends.

It is in stanzas, every one an octosyllabic triplet, which you will think odd, and I have not sanguinity enough to defend.