"positiveness" is a correct and usable word in written English
It is an abstract noun that is used to refer to a state of being positive, or a tendency to think positively. For example: "John always has a great outlook on life, thanks to his positiveness."
Few men have matched him in the positiveness of his thinking.
It suggests that ethnicity is no bar to espousing the defiant positiveness of the Yoruban spirit, which Feast chooses to embody rather than analyse.
"You can put any player anywhere, they just fight for each other and that is just the greatest ingredient of positiveness we have in the squad".
Life depicted an upbeat can-do vision of America, so much so that Brinkley says the magazine's sensibility of "amiable positiveness" was reflected in idyllic and picturesque photos of even the poor and downtrodden.
According to one newspaper, its "detective corps" has located him at Greenwich, Conn., while another journal, with equal positiveness, asserts that he is at Jekyl Island, Ga., about a thousand miles away.
"So far we haven't seen anything happen," Mr. Razaghi said of the forthcoming changes and the prospect of new customers, "but there is nothing but positiveness on the island".
They corrected you, but there was just a positiveness to how they approached everything that attracted me to them as leaders.
The largely forgotten role of influential women in the city's early history is well told, though I wish one of the 49 views had been of Gold Rush-era Chinese and Anglo prostitutes made to serve dozens of men a day, or of today's trafficked women, who are too often swept under the rug of the city's sex positiveness.
We want to keep the humor and the positiveness of the message, not an attacking thing.
But each has a fiery positiveness that counterpoints Kent's legitimate sense of crisis.
We don't have the same public positiveness as nurses, police or firefighters".
