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bearish

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bear·ish  (bârsh)
adj.
1. Clumsy, boorish, and surly.
2.
a. Causing, expecting, or characterized by falling stock-market prices.
b. Pessimistic: "Whether or not the [Coast Guard] cutter's presence made bearish the prospects of illicit trade in the outlying islands, there was a prompt mass migration of their inhabitants to the mainland" (Springfield MA Sunday Republican).
bearish·ly adv.
bearish·ness n.
bearish [ˈbɛərɪʃ]
adj
1. like a bear; rough; clumsy; churlish
2. (Economics, Accounting & Finance / Stock Exchange) Stock Exchange causing, expecting, or characterized by a fall in prices a bearish market
bearishly  adv
bearishness  n
ThesaurusLegend:  Synonyms Related Words Antonyms
Adj.1.bearish - expecting prices to fall
securities market, stock exchange, stock market - an exchange where security trading is conducted by professional stockbrokers
pessimistic - expecting the worst possible outcome
bearish
adjective (Stock Exchange) falling, declining, slumping, weakening, dwindling the market's recent bearish trend
Translations
bearish [ˈbɛərɪʃ] ADJ [person, attitude] → pesimista; [market] → (de tendencia)bajista
bearish
adj (St Ex) → zur Baisse neigend attr; to be bearish on something → bei etw auf Baisse spekulieren


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It is a bearish task to quarrel with that purest of all human affections--that perfecting touch to a woman's life--a mother's love.
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She would not let him be bearish and laughed at him when he was out of temper.
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Lydgate could not show his anger towards her, but he was rather bearish to the Captain, whose visit naturally soon came to an end.
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