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ambivalent

[am-biv-uh-luhnt] / æmˈbɪv ə lənt /


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"For years, people have asked, 'How did you feel about that poem going viral?' I'm really ambivalent about that poem."

From Salon

His ambivalent survey of a city in transition begins with his defiant walking habit but quickly zooms both out and inward, like L.A. itself.

From Los Angeles Times

Hutchins felt ambivalent, since the works she created were ultimately props for the film.

From Los Angeles Times

And to some people and groups closely associated with the Jan. 6 riot, Mr. Trump is a more ambivalent cause than he once was.

From New York Times

Spectators were mostly barred, and an ambivalent nation watched the competition on television.

From New York Times