Noun:

இருமுகப் போக்கு,

ambivalence's Usage Examples:

He felt ambivalence from the committee in relation to genomics.

He felt an ambivalence about the nature of the inmates.

Clearly, the historical turn of events from non-violence to nuclear armament, suggest a deep ambivalence about Mahatma Gandhi's legacy.

In the short term, such ambivalence is not a problem.

Had disgruntled Labor supporters stayed at home rather than switch allegiances?It is essential to recognize that, in such cases, there is likely to be a degree of ambivalence about their class allegiances.

There was ambivalence shown toward funding partnerships.

They showed ambivalence with regard to the second decision.

That's one of the things on which I have the greatest ambivalence, actually.

The reaction of the American public to the invasion of Iraq reveals a startling ambivalence to war in contemporary times.

Respondents expressed ambivalence to their drugs in various ways.

Paul was faced with deep ambivalence toward the prevailing culture.

It led to a certain ambivalence in their attitudes toward the organized labor movement, despite their commitment to greater economic equality.

Synonyms:

ambivalency, feeling, conflict,

Antonyms:

humility, compatibility, keep, agreement,