outlook
1 of 1noun/ˈaʊtlʊk/
Forms:outlooks
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a person's point of view or attitude toward life or a particular subject
Learn more on Wikipedia- His optimistic outlook on life helped him overcome many challenges.
- She has a positive outlook on the future, despite the difficulties.
- Their outlook on environmental issues is shaped by years of research.
- They shared a similar outlook on how to approach the project.
- After the seminar, my outlook on personal finance was completely transformed.
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one's thoughts or expectations regarding what will happen in the future
C1- Despite facing challenges, she maintained a positive outlook on her career, believing that hard work would lead to success.
- The team's strong performance in recent matches has improved the coach's outlook for the upcoming championship.
- Despite the economic downturn, his outlook on the company's future remained optimistic.
- Her positive outlook on life helped her overcome many personal challenges.
- The weather forecast gave a gloomy outlook for the weekend, with heavy rain expected.
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the act or place of looking out, physically observing one's surroundings
- We enjoyed the city skyline from the hotel outlook.
- She took an outlook to watch the sunrise.
- From the outlook on the cliff, you could see for miles.
- The castle had several outlooks to spot approaching enemies.
- The observation deck served as a popular outlook for tourists.
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