ambivalent in Italian
ambivalent in Italian is ambivalente — ambivalent means having mixed or contradictory feelings about someone or something.
ambivalent in Italian
ambivalente
Simultaneously experiencing or expressing opposing or contradictory feelings, beliefs, motivations, or meanings.
What does "ambivalent" mean?
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adj Having mixed or contradictory feelings about someone or something.
"He felt ambivalent about the promotion — excited but also anxious about the extra hours."
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ambivalent in a sentence
- He felt ambivalent about the promotion — excited but also anxious about the extra hours.
- She's ambivalent about moving abroad; part of her wants to go, part doesn't.
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What is "ambivalent" in Italian?
"ambivalent" in Italian is ambivalente. ambivalent means: Having mixed or contradictory feelings about someone or something.
How do you use "ambivalent" in a sentence?
Example: "He felt ambivalent about the promotion — excited but also anxious about the extra hours." In Italian, "ambivalent" is ambivalente.
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