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Definitions from the WebTerm: Wishful ThinkingDescription:Wishful thinking refers to the act of believing or hoping for something to be true or happen, despite evidence or realistic chances to the contrary. It often involves imagining a desired outcome without considering the practicality or feasibility of achieving it. Examples:As a Noun (Sense 1):Her dream of becoming a world-famous singer was nothing more than wishful thinking. Despite the overwhelming odds, the team's wishful thinking led them to believe they could win the championship. As a Noun (Sense 2):Using positive affirmations alone is just wishful thinking; action is necessary to achieve your goals. Politicians often resort to wishful thinking when making promises they can't fulfill. As an Adjective:The infographic presented a wishful thinking approach to solving the complex issue. His wishful thinking demeanor was evident every time he spoke about his unrealistic plans for the future. As an Adverb:She desperately wished for a change, but she knew she couldn't simply rely on wishful thinking. He approached the situation wishfully thinking it would turn out in his favor, but he was quickly disappointed. Related Products: | ||||
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