Outlook | Mean of outlook in English Dictionary

/ˈaʊtˌlʊk/

• Noun
• the way that a person thinks about things
1. The students all seemed to have the same outlook.
2. the outlook of the 1990s [=the general attitude of people living in the 1990s]
3. her political outlook
4. The book totally changed my outlook on politics.
5. They had very different outlooks on the world.
6. a positive/optimistic outlook on life
7. Despite our differences in outlook, we got along together very well.
• a set of conditions that will probably exist in the future
1. the country's economic outlook
2. The outlook for the company is hopeful.
3. The outlook for tomorrow is scattered showers and temperatures in the 70s.
• a place where you can look out over a wide area
1. scenic outlooks along the highway

• a view from such a place
1. a beautiful outlook