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ambivalence

[am-biv-uh-luhns] / æmˈbɪv ə ləns /


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While Wall Street greets AI with open arms, ordinary Americans respond with ambivalence, anxiety, even dread.

From The Wall Street Journal

As I assume many other young Latino voters do, I approached my first time at the ballot box with ambivalence.

From Los Angeles Times

Deutch captures not only Seberg’s own vibrant ambivalence but her cadence with its inexplicably magical mix of musical, hesitant and precise — the voice of a child’s talking doll.

From Los Angeles Times

The AI-generated Angie seems a bit overdone when compared to the more conflicted human original, whose moodiness shifts mercurially between impudence and ambivalence.

From Los Angeles Times

But given the president's previous ambivalence about Nato, alliance members want reassurance that when the sovereignty of an ally is threatened, Washington can be relied on to respond.

From BBC