Adjective:

આશા છે, આશાવાદી, આશાસ્પદ,

hopefuls's Usage Examples:

Ray Quinn (Head Coach " owner of the Alabama Renegades) and Tim Smart (Power Head Coach Candidate) were on hand to greet the first batch of football hopefuls.

Hodnik—the winner of the Zlatni aplauz festival for singing hopefuls—was a typical schlager festival singer, all of which Bregović detested, but Arnautalić prevailed in this instance.

television personality Reggie Yates, the programme broadcast the auditions of hopefuls as they perform in front of the show"s judges: Mark Summers, contemporary.

In 2015, the company sponsored Olympic and Paralympic athletes and hopefuls, and became the official sporting goods retailer for Team USA for the 2016 Summer Olympics and Paralympics.

He participates in a morning run with drummer hopefuls and then takes his shot at the largest drum.

Transfer the excess votes from winners to hopefuls.

She joined The View on August 2, 1999 after beating out a reported 12,000 hopefuls who had auditioned to replace Debbie Matenopoulos, but left the show after three and a half years towards the end of 2002 to go back to international reporting.

The competition heats up when 14 hopefuls are left as the contestants.

The TOP 80 hopefuls became TOP 40, TOP 20 females and TOP 20 males.

Nearly all the Republican 2012 presidential hopefuls spoke, including Gingrich, Tim Pawlenty, Mitt Romney, Michele Bachmann.

Challenge Winner: Not Awarded Week 2: The Circle 16 hopefuls, and they formed the Final 14 hopefuls.

with thousands of hopefuls showcasing their talents and being interviewed by the panelists.

created through a bequest from Dora Hartford, Eleanor"s sister, to provide stipends to Olympic hopefuls.

Synonyms:

anticipative, optimistic, encouraging, anticipant, expectant,

Antonyms:

unsupportive, unhelpful, discouraging, pessimistic, hopeless,