Comparative for denotes a state of denial, disagreement, or refusal
“Despite what he felt was a promising interview, Kris received a negative response to his application.”
Comparative for denotes a strong aversion or opposition to something
“Tom used to have a negative perception of police officers until he was rescued by them.”
(of a person, attitude, or situation) Comparative for having the characteristics of a pessimist
“You will never quit smoking with such a negative attitude.”
(of a person, attitude, or situation) Comparative for having a toxic or damaging influence
“Many of us felt that Jill had a negative effect on Jane because of her history with drugs.”
Comparative for denotes the non-existence of a disease or condition
“The results have come back, and you have a negative result for H.Pylori.”
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