निःसंशयपणे,

Noun:

दुहेरी ताकद,

ambivalently's Usage Examples:

of modern, urban civilization: In the opening lines of the novel, he ambivalently describes Kristiania as "this wondrous city that no one leaves before.

The sea - at once barren and prosperity-bringing, loomed large and ambivalently in the Greek mind.

of Helen during her time in Troy are contradictory: Homer depicts her ambivalently, both regretful of her choice and sly in her attempts to redeem her public.

As ever with Visconti, he is ambivalently drawn to the decadent society he is ostensibly criticising; and Armando.

to the early 1900s the paper covered the region"s frequent lynchings ambivalently.

twelve-syllable, six-stress line", and Kenneth Larsen seems to concur, noting ambivalently that "[t]he line of 12 syllables (like the 12 astrological signs) is.

Newsweek staffers reacted ambivalently to the merger.

Likewise the poem treats Pound ambivalently describing him by turns as "honored", "brave", "cruel", and "wretched".

manifest traits, whereas an everyman typically avoids engagement or reacts ambivalently, until the situation, growing dire, demands effective reaction to avert.

uncomfortably numb LP: a dispirited Staples reminiscing his past, while ambivalently looking toward his future.

superficially reinforce the lover"s depth of emotion; but it does so ambivalently, possibly implying the word"s connotation of pain or distress, or even.

A drug addict may feel ambivalently about their drug of choice; they are aware of their drug use as a negative-impact agent in their lives (socially, financially, physically, etc.

The German authorities viewed the declaration ambivalently and in January 1918 rejected a draft Flemish constitution presented by.