unhopeful

Adjective

(comparative more unhopeful, superlative most unhopeful)

Not hopeful.

Origin

un- +‎ hopeful

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But his Ecclesiastes, published a few months earlier, his Drames philosophiques, collected in 1888, give a more adequate image of his fastidious critical, disenchanted, yet not unhopeful spirit.

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