Positive

What do we mean by positive?

Characterized by or displaying certainty, acceptance, or affirmation. adjective

Measured or moving forward or in a direction of increase or progress. adjective

Desirable, admirable, or beneficial. adjective

Optimistic or constructive. adjective

Not disparaging or malicious. adjective

Very confident; certain: synonym: sure. adjective

Explicitly or openly expressed or laid down. adjective

Admitting of no doubt; irrefutable. adjective

Concerned with practical rather than theoretical matters. adjective

Of or relating to positivism. adjective

Of or relating to positive law. adjective

Of or relating to religion based on revelation rather than on nature or reason alone. adjective

Utter; absolute. adjective

Relating to or designating a quantity greater than zero. adjective

Relating to or designating the sign (+). adjective

Relating to or designating a quantity, number, angle, or direction opposite to another designated as negative. adjective

A thing capable of being affirmed; something real or actual.

A favourable point or characteristic.

Something having a positive value in physics, such as an electric charge.

(grammar) A degree of comparison of adjectives and adverbs.

(grammar) An adjective or adverb in the positive degree.

A positive image; one that displays true colors and shades, as opposed to a negative.

The positive plate of a voltaic or electrolytic cell.

A positive result of a test.

When you are nice even to the most nasty individual because you just cant help it, and the only way to hate is to force your self to. Urban Dictionary

An adjective meaning that something is good. It was introduced into popular culture by Mr. Boyle in late 2003 and early 2004. The word was then passed on through the students in his Pre-calc class. Recently the word has spread to southern California by an unnamed student attending USD. Urban Dictionary

A positive person is one who has confirmed by way of a blood test that they have been infected with the hiv virus; the very virus that causes AIDS. Urban Dictionary

Possessing something uncommon. Usually something good like morals, self-assurance or leadership skill, but can also be something bad like a disease. Being HIV positive does NOT always lead to AIDS. RH-positive blood is a genetic mutation. Urban Dictionary

1. to turn a bad situation into a good one 2. to become positive Urban Dictionary

The act of turning something negative into a positive Urban Dictionary

A word that you never wanna hear from the doctor. Urban Dictionary

"positions" can refer to the single or the album by American singer/songwriter Ariana Grande. "positions" is the lead single off of her sixth studio album with the same name. The album is said to be very sexual and very intimate. Urban Dictionary

A combination of “positivity” and “optimism” Used to describe the amount of positive energy one has and how they feel Urban Dictionary

Ariana Grande's horny but catchy album dedicated to her fiancé, Dalton Gomez. My opinion: "Nasty" is the best song. Urban Dictionary

Words that are spelled similarly to positive:
positive, apositive, positivo, positiv, positiva, position, punitive, costive, appositive, postie, positing, totitive, oppositive, volitive, positure, desitive, expositive, vomitive, positives, politize, poultive, positif, monitive, a positive, a-positive, politie.

Words that are triggered by (strongly associated with) the word positive:
integers, normalized, assigns, aggregator, integer, negative, praising, rotten, tomatoes, critics, feedback, doping, reception, rating, reinforcement, review, definite, correlation, praised, transcription, outcomes, emotions, ions, rna, consensus, reviewer, praise, attitude, responses, noting, stating, mainstream, substance, virus, gameplay, banned, calling, voltage, saying, critical, hiv, rated, response, acclaim, aggregate, score, zero, psychology, impact, reaction, comments, describing, affect, critic, fresh, gave, ratings, formula, effects, emotional, values, guardian, results.

Words that rhyme with positive:
dispositive, causative, closet of, composite of, deposit of, posit of.

Adjectives that are often used to describe positive:
false, more, negative, gram, less, true, philosophic, direct, most, hiv, photographic, red, transparent, total, corresponding, double, predictive, net, potential, strong, skin, biaxial, final, optically, weakly, intermittent, uniaxial, weak, upper, electrically, 100, constant, continuous, left, oxidase, blood, intermediate, some, electro, proof, terminal, darkfield, b27, overall, blue, une, least, hand, catalase, family, variable, maximum, think, alkaline, acid, presumptive.

Nouns that are often described by the adjective positive:
results, effect, effects, charge, attitude, correlation, value, relationship, side, test, values, feedback, response, impact, aspects, reaction, reinforcement, ions, pressure, law, result, action, evidence, attitudes, direction, change, outcomes, feelings, image, reactions, cells, influence, changes, sign, charges, role, bacteria, responses, experience, tests, relationships, contribution, pole, approach, outcome, view, integer, experiences, identification, emotions, balance, numbers, consequences, findings, proof, terms, association, integers, aspect, thinking, qualities, electrode, light, regard, ion, energy, correlations, cultures, answer, potential, statements, patients, electricity, diagnosis, images, steps, statement, voltage, note, benefits, ventilation, symptoms, organisms.

Consonant match to positive:
posit of.

Words that sound like positive:
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