Pronunciation

/prəˈmɪsɪŋ/

Definitions

Noun

A noun in this context refers to a quality or prospect that suggests potential success or fulfillment in the future.

• Definition: The quality of giving grounds for hope or confidence; potential for good fulfillment.
• Example: “The project has a very promising outcome.”

Verb

As a verb, “promising” is used to describe something that indicates a likelihood of achieving a positive result or having a favorable characteristic.

• Definition: To show or indicate a strong possibility of success or fulfillment; to be likely to produce a desired outcome.
• Example: “The new business venture promises significant growth.”

Adjective

An adjective when used with “promising,” modifies a noun or pronoun, expressing its potential for a favorable outcome.

• Definition: Characterized by or indicating a likelihood of future success or achievement.
• Example: “The promising student was awarded a scholarship.”

Adverb

An adverb form, “promisingly,” describes how something is promising, typically indicating a hopeful or optimistic manner.

• Definition: In a promising manner; with a likelihood of success.
• Example: “The artist painted the landscape promisngly, hinting at a beautiful sunrise.”

Phrases

• “A promising future” refers to a hopeful or optimistic outlook for the future.
• “Promising results” denotes outcomes that are likely to be beneficial or successful.
• “Promising start” signifies a strong beginning with a high likelihood of continued success.

Example Sentences

• Noun: “The new technology holds a lot of promising possibilities for improving healthcare.”
• Verb: “The teacher saw the students’ promising essays and felt encouraged.”
• Adjective: “Her idea was a promising one, and she decided to pursue it further.”
• Adverb: “The team worked promisingly together, showing great potential for victory.”

Synonyms

• Optimistic
• Hopeful
• Bright
• Encouraging
• Viable