B2nounpsychology
US/ˈaʊt.lʊk/
UK/ˈaʊt.lʊk/
your general attitude to life and the world; also what is likely to happen in the future
In context
Despite her illness, she has a remarkably positive outlook on life.
Living abroad for a year completely changed my outlook.
The outlook for patients with this disease has improved a lot.
Words that go with outlook
adjective + noun
- positive outlookA positive outlook can help you recover faster from injury.
- optimistic outlookThe coach kept an optimistic outlook despite three losses in a row.
noun + preposition
- outlook on lifeVolunteering gave him a new outlook on life.
- outlook forThe outlook for the tourism industry looks bright this year.
verb + noun
- change your outlookA good friend can change your outlook in a single conversation.