ambivalent

adjective | /ambivalent/

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having mixed feelings or contradictory ideas about something or someone

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Synonyms

uncertainconflictedequivocaltornundecided

Antonyms

decisiveclearresoluteunambiguous

Examples

"She felt ambivalent about moving to a new city."

"His ambivalent attitude confused his friends."

Mnemonic Trick

Ambivalent = Ambi (both) + Valiant (strength) → Pulled in both directions.

Etymology

From Latin ambi- (both) + valere (to be strong)

suggesting strength on both sides

Source: Advanced WordsAdded: 9/28/2025

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