very ambivalent

Frequency: 8.020.3 per million words

Used to emphasize a high degree of ambivalence.

ambivalentADVERB + ambivalent

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very

Examples (10)

  • I feel very ambivalent about accepting the job offer.
  • She is very ambivalent about the new prime minister's policies.
  • He seemed very ambivalent about the movie, praising the acting but hating the plot.
  • The committee was very ambivalent regarding the proposed changes.
  • Public opinion remains very ambivalent towards the use of artificial intelligence in art.
  • After the argument, they were left feeling very ambivalent about their future together.
  • Many people are very ambivalent about the rise of autonomous vehicles.
  • The artist's work is often described as being very ambivalent in its message.
  • His attitude towards authority has always been very ambivalent.
  • To be honest, I'm very ambivalent about moving to a new city.