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Some hope! Definition


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hope
noun
    1. A desire for something, with some confidence or expectation of success.
      Thesaurus: faith, assurance, belief, expectation, confidence, optimism; Antonym: despair, pessimism.
    2. A person, thing or event that gives one good reason for hope.
    3. A reason for justifying the belief that the thing desired will still occur.
    4. Something desired or hoped for.
      Example: His hope is that he will pass his exams
      Thesaurus: ambition, anticipation, aspiration, desire, dream, goal, wish, promise.
verb hoped, hoping
    1. To wish or desire that something may happen, especially with some reason to believe or expect that it will.
      Thesaurus: trust, reckon on, rely on, expect, anticipate, await, desire, contemplate, foresee, desire, long, dream, pray; Antonym: despair.
      Form: hope for something (also)
    intr
    2. To have confidence.
Idiom: hope against hope
    To continue hoping when all reason for it has gone; to hope in vain.
Idiom: Some hope! (what a hope!, not a hope!)
    colloq
    There's no chance at all that what has been said will happen.
Etymology: Anglo-Saxon hopa.



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