ambivalent (Meaning)

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ambivalent (s)

uncertain or unable to decide about what course to follow

No weak antonyms found.

Sarah felt ambivalent about the upcoming changes at work, unsure whether they would positively impact her job satisfaction.
Tom's ambivalent feelings toward the political candidates made it challenging for him to choose who to vote for in the election.
Jenny was ambivalent about attending the family reunion, torn between a desire to reconnect and lingering disagreements with relatives.
Mark's ambivalent response to the movie reflected his mixed emotions, appreciating certain aspects while being critical of others.
Emily was ambivalent about accepting the promotion, as it meant more responsibility but also the chance for career advancement.
The employee's ambivalent attitude towards the new policy was evident in his hesitancy to fully embrace the changes.
Despite being excited about the vacation, Alex was ambivalent about leaving behind the daily routine he had grown accustomed to.
Lisa's ambivalent feelings about the relationship were apparent, torn between the affection she felt and the need for independence.
Mike's ambivalent stance on the project's direction made it difficult for the team to move forward with a unified vision.
The community members were ambivalent about the proposed construction project, uncertain about the potential benefits and drawbacks.

uncertain or unable to decide about what course to follow

hesitant, afraid,unsure, uncertain, conflicted, doubtful, dubious, reluctant, irresolute, undecided

resolute, unambivalent, decided, certain,unambivalent, sure, decided, certain, resolute, sure

Sarah felt ambivalent about the upcoming changes at work, unsure whether they would positively impact her job satisfaction.

Tom's ambivalent feelings toward the political candidates made it challenging for him to choose who to vote for in the election.

Jenny was ambivalent about attending the family reunion, torn between a desire to reconnect and lingering disagreements with relatives.

Mark's ambivalent response to the movie reflected his mixed emotions, appreciating certain aspects while being critical of others.