ambivert in Finnish
ambivert in Finnish is ambivertti — ambivert means a person who falls between introvert and extrovert, drawing energy from both company and solitude depending on the situation.
ambivert in Finnish
ambivertti
(psychology) A person who is neither clearly extroverted nor introverted, but has characteristics of each.
What does "ambivert" mean?
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noun A person who falls between introvert and extrovert, drawing energy from both company and solitude depending on the situation.
"Most people are ambiverts rather than one extreme or the other."
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ambivert in a sentence
- Most people are ambiverts rather than one extreme or the other.
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What is "ambivert" in Finnish?
"ambivert" in Finnish is ambivertti. ambivert means: A person who falls between introvert and extrovert, drawing energy from both company and solitude depending on the situation.
How do you use "ambivert" in a sentence?
Example: "Most people are ambiverts rather than one extreme or the other." In Finnish, "ambivert" is ambivertti.
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