Positimitive
Positimitive by TehJunky May 7, 2011
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positivitize
(verb)
UK /ˌpɒz.əˈtɪv.ə.taɪz/
US /ˌpɑ .zəˈtɪv.ə.t̬aɪz/
1. To energize positively.
2. To transmute something (negative) into positive.
3. To think or act with a positive attitude.
4. To elevate or energize with positivity.
5. To create a positive result.
6. Gen Z Positivitymaxxing.
UK /ˌpɒz.əˈtɪv.ə.taɪz/
US /ˌpɑ .zəˈtɪv.ə.t̬aɪz/
1. To energize positively.
2. To transmute something (negative) into positive.
3. To think or act with a positive attitude.
4. To elevate or energize with positivity.
5. To create a positive result.
6. Gen Z Positivitymaxxing.
Despite the hatred from the spectators and poor sportsmanship from his opponents, Vinicius Jr ⚽7️⃣🥅 absolutely positivitized every single half-chance he got on the ball, scoring a hat trick of goals in the second half to help his team overcome a two-goal deficit and clench the trophy at the final whistle – to dazzling effect for teammate, opponent and spectator alike.
positivitize by @vesh1986 December 23, 2024
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