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No. 11,077 in German

schwarzsehers

The German word "Schwarzsehers" refers to a pessimist or someone who always sees things negatively.

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  • Der Schwarzseher dachte, dass er das Spiel verlieren würde.

    The pessimist thought that he would lose the game.

    The term 'Schwarzseher' is used to describe a pessimist, someone who always expects the worst outcomes.

  • Der Film über Schwarzseher in der Gesellschaft war sehr interessant.

    The film about pessimists in society was very interesting.

    Here, 'Schwarzseher' refers to individuals characterized as pessimists within the thematic context of the society discussed.

  • Alice möchte kein Schwarzseher sein, sondern lieber positiv denken.

    Alice doesn't want to be a pessimist but prefers to think positively.

    In this context, 'Schwarzseher' implies a person who views situations negatively, which Alice aspires to avoid being.

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