0 in a way that is pessimistic (= expecting bad things to happen or emphasizing the bad parts of a situation): --
However, a later version of the poem from 1918 ends more pessimistically.
He described the world as he saw it, pessimistically, though with some optimism when regarding the possibility of an eternity in heaven.
He returned in vain, crying pessimistically that they were solidly defeated and all going to die.
It is answered thus by those who optimistically hope to have a single government, and pessimistically by those who will not have that at any price.
I make no apology for dwelling upon this matter because there are people who say pessimistically that the herring industry is fading away, is disappearing and cannot be revived.
Some pessimistically point to the decline in manufacturing share of output and employment, but we must constantly bear in mind that our experience matches that of most industrialised countries.
They had to make a decision between two parties—one optimistically in favour of our membership and the other pessimistically against it.
She interpreted the available data pessimistically but still came up with a viable proposition.
