ambivalent
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- s uncertain or unable to decide about what course to follow
was ambivalent about having children
- In spite of the provocation, the country was ambivalent about going to war.
- Although Jody was preparing for a new phase in her career, she was ambivalent about being called a sociologist.
- Veronica's relations with her party has always been ambivalent and she doesn't lose a chance to run down the party leaders.