ambi- (Meaning)
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ambi- ()
A prefix meaning about, around; -- used in words derived from the Latin.
Synonyms & Antonyms of ambi-
No Synonyms and anytonyms found
ambi- Sentence Examples
- The ambitious entrepreneur had an ambidextrous approach to problem-solving, utilizing both creativity and logic.
- She had an ambivalent feeling about the upcoming decision, torn between two equally compelling options.
- The scientist marveled at the ambience of the laboratory, where the air was filled with an atmosphere of intellectual curiosity.
- As an ambivert, he enjoyed socializing at parties but also cherished moments of solitude and reflection.
- The artist created an ambigram, a unique design that could be read the same way when rotated.
- The diplomat's ambisinistrous handling of the negotiation left both parties dissatisfied and frustrated.
- The cityscape at night took on an ambient glow, with the lights creating a soothing and peaceful atmosphere.
- The medical student studied the ambilateral symmetry of the human body, exploring the coordination between both sides.
- The political discussion had an ambiguous tone, leaving the audience unsure about the speaker's stance on the issue.
- The biologist researched the ambisexuality of certain plant species, exploring their ability to produce both male and female reproductive structures.
FAQs About the word ambi-
A prefix meaning about, around; -- used in words derived from the Latin.
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The ambitious entrepreneur had an ambidextrous approach to problem-solving, utilizing both creativity and logic.
She had an ambivalent feeling about the upcoming decision, torn between two equally compelling options.
The scientist marveled at the ambience of the laboratory, where the air was filled with an atmosphere of intellectual curiosity.
As an ambivert, he enjoyed socializing at parties but also cherished moments of solitude and reflection.
