bearish
ˈbɛrɪʃ
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Definition of bearish - Reverso English Dictionary

Adjective

1.
outlookpessimistic about future events or outcomes
  • She felt bearish about the project's success.
gloomy pessimistic
2.
financeTECH.expecting falling prices in the stock marketTECH.
  • Investors were bearish after the company's poor earnings report.
pessimistic
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expecting prices to drop, feeling doubtful about future direction
Investors were in a bearish mood after the weak earnings report.
feeling that prices or values will go down
The stock market was in a bearish mood today.

Origin of bearish

English, bear (animal) + -ish (having the quality of)

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bearish options strategy with two puts and one call

Examples of bearish in a sentence

  • His bearish outlook affected team morale.
  • Traders turned bearish amid global economic uncertainties.
  • The analyst's bearish outlook affected the market sentiment.

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  1. French:pessimiste, baissier, ...
  2. German:pessimistisch, bärisch, ...
  3. Italian:pessimista, ribassista, ...
  4. Spanish:pesimista, bajista, ...
  5. Portuguese:pessimista, em baixa, ...
  6. Chinese:悲观的, 熊市的, ...
  7. Japanese:悲観的な, 弱気, ...
  8. Arabic:مُتَشائِم, هُبُوطِيّ, ...
  9. Hebrew:פְּסִימִי, דוֹבִי, ...
  10. Russian:медвежий, ...
  11. Ukrainian:песимістичний, ведмежий, ...
  12. Hindi:निराशावादी, मंदड़िया, ...

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