hopefulness
Noun
Meaning
the feeling you have when you have hope
full of hope
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Douglass thought hopefulness in America was rational—grounded in evidence and reason—in part because of America’s founding.
At times, "The Dog Stars" is every bit as depressing as McCarthy's "The Road", but there is a sense of hopefulness that makes this a joy to read.
Its hopefulness is easy to celebrate -- and easy to cruelly undercut, if you're T.S. Eliot rooting his lilies in the wasteland of death.
Before offering a round of handshakes to those in the front row and departing the Logan Center, Obama concluded the panel with the hopefulness that has become his trademark.
He presented her with this evidence of the hopefulness invested in him by his mother, every morning afresh, when she sent him out into the world.
Her hopefulness stood out in a landscape of dread.