Overoptimistic (adjective)

  1. Having an excessive or unrealistic degree of hope or confidence.
  2. Believing that the outcome of a situation or event will be better than is likely or realistic.

Origin:

Formed from the noun 'optimism' with the prefix 'over-', meaning 'excessively'.

Examples:

  1. The investors were overoptimistic about the new technology, leading to financial losses.
  2. The coach was overoptimistic about his team's chances of winning, despite the odds.
  3. She was overoptimistic about finishing the project within the deadline.
  4. The company was overoptimistic about the sales projections for the new product.
  5. He was overoptimistic about his job prospects, and was disappointed when he didn't get hired.
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