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sanguine

adjective as in reddish; flushed

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Despite the increase in inflation in September, ECB leaders are sanguine about potential pressures on prices.

“So one reason for why my dot for 2025 sticks out so much from everyone else’s is because I’m more sanguine on the inflation outlook than a lot of other people are,” Miran said.

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Her sanguine — and mischievously macabre — response belies the fact that the fire, coupled with the long years of the COVID-19 pandemic, caused an extended fallow period during which she completely stopped creating art.

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Brown is sanguine about AI’s potential; he is not inclined to join the dystopian camp that regards it as an existential threat.

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Until now, he’s avoided the side of humanity that’s lighter, more sanguine and less condemned.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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