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Discover LudwigThe phrase "a rush of optimism" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a sudden feeling of hopefulness or positive expectation about a situation.
Example: "After hearing the good news, I felt a rush of optimism about the future."
Alternatives: "a wave of optimism" or "a surge of optimism."
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Though some people believe the economy shows signs of renewal, the homeless are not feeling a rush of optimism just yet.
We created him after our own image, in a rush of optimism, deluding ourselves that he was ever worth a damn.
After the players postponed the action they had been expected to take in Chicago, a rush of optimism suffused the negotiating environment.
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After the rare beat — and a brief rush of optimism — Twitter's shares rose as much as 5% in pre-market trading.
I felt a rush of gratitude and optimism as we left the burn ward.
Tropicália, or Tropicalism, wasn't a style or a movement as much as an atmosphere, a rush of youthful, cosmopolitan, liberationist optimism that broke over Brazil like a sun shower and soaked into everything: art, music, fashion, film, theater, literature.
MOOCs started with a bang of optimism.
The man feels a rush of triumph.
I felt a rush of fear.
The first is a rush of cash.
A rush of blood?
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