Sanguine
[SAYN-gwin]
Sanguine is derived from sanguis, the Latin word for “blood.” And, in its earliest usage (from medieval medicine), it described people with reddish, or ruddy, complexions (perhaps from blood circulating to the cheeks).
“He approached each day with the same sanguine attitude, as he sang down the street."
What is the best definition of sanguine?
Confidently optimistic or positive
Floral and aromatic in nature
Physically robust and hardy
Downtrodden or in need of cheering up
Sanguine is derived from sanguis, the Latin word for “blood.” And, in its earliest usage (from medieval medicine), it described people with reddish, or ruddy, complexions (perhaps from blood circulating to the cheeks).
“He approached each day with the same sanguine attitude, as he sang down the street."
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