Grammar Quiz

[ Vocabulary ]

ambivalent (adj.)

A. Having conflicting emotions about someone or something.

B. Feeling only positive emotions towards someone.

C. Having a clear and definite opinion about something.

D. Being indifferent and apathetic towards a situation.

Select your answer:
         


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