Definition, Meaning & Synonyms

blind-optimism

Noun

blaɪnd ˈɒptɪˌmɪzəm

Definition

An unwarranted and uncritical belief that positive outcomes will occur, regardless of potential obstacles or negative factors.

Examples

Despite the economic downturn, her blind-optimism prevented her from seeing the potential for layoffs at her company.
His blind-optimism about the project led the team to overlook critical drawbacks and potential complications.
While it’s good to stay positive, blind-optimism can sometimes result in poor decision-making.

Meaning

Blind-optimism refers to a mindset where an individual maintains an overly positive outlook without considering realistic risks or challenges. This term often implies a level of naivety or denial regarding the complexities of situations.