Questions about example sentences with, and the definition and usage of "Optimist"

A: He's always been an optimist , he insisted it wouldn't rain
Ever in this sentence means : always

A: In this context it seems to mean that the man knows the woman will leave soon because she ended her conversation.

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A: I am an optimist
I am optimistic
Optimist is a noun
Optimistic is an adjective

A: An "optimist" is a person who always views the positive side of things, even when things are going very wrong.

Example:
"Charlie is an optimist, even now when he's completely broke."
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An "upbeat" person is someone who is usually happy and cheerful.

"Alice is always upbeat and cheerful, she really fills the office with a positive atmosphere."

A: Optimist- person who is optimistic - it’s a noun
Optimistic- it’s an adjective.
Optimistic person is optimist.
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Optimist is a person who thinks positively all the time

A: They are both correct, A makes more sense because optimism means expecting good things in the future. So the future tense 'will be' makes more sense but B is also ok.

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A: b) optimists is right because They're = they are is plural. Optimist is a noun, and its plural is optimists. On the other hand, if you wanted to use an adjective, then you'd say, "They're optimistic."

A: I feel like objective is not the right word here, objective means free of personal prejudices and optimistic is being positive about everything, having hope etc. I mean its not wrong but it doesn't suit. Maybe you could say if you want to become an optimist, you need to have forgiving attitude. Or use buoyant attitude instead.

A: Apparently, I'm acting like an optimist.

A: I'm an optimist. My outlook on life is very positive and I always try to see the positive side of even the most unpleasant situation.