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upbeat
/ ˈʌ±èËŒ²ú¾±Ë³Ù /
noun
- music
- a usually unaccented beat, esp the last in a bar
- the upward gesture of a conductor's baton indicating this Compare downbeat
- an upward trend (in prosperity, etc)
adjective
- informal.marked by cheerfulness or optimism
˜yÐÄvlog History and Origins
Origin of upbeat1
Example Sentences
This emotionally upbeat preparation made “Il Trionfo†appear all the more revolutionary with its allowances for disrupting musical formulas as well as psychological ones.
In TLC’s furthering of awareness on OI, the series introduces Jay Manuel and Pamela Chavez by highlighting their upbeat, can-do attitude butting up against the harsh realities of society and their own medical limitations.
Speaking ahead of the conference, Allister said there would be an "upbeat spirit", however, he will warn that unionism will not recover "unless and until" the Irish Sea border is fully removed.
“Ludwig†is already a hit in the U.K., land of the upbeat whodunit, and its second season pickup can’t have been a surprise.
The OBR painted a more upbeat picture of subsequent years, predicting growth will be higher than expected thanks, in part, to more housebuilding.
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