Ambivalence

Ambivalence is common — even a good relationship doesn't prevent mixed feelings.

Caregivers cope with stress, mixed emotions about aging parents 2007

Ambivalence is defined by my dictionary as "simultaneous attraction towards and repulsion from At object, a person, an action."

Canada and the Anti-Inflation Program—One Year Later 1976

Ambivalence is also at the root of the attitude of official business, for example, of the Chamber of Commerce.

Canada and the Anti-Inflation Program—One Year Later 1976

Ambivalence is at the root of the attitude of official labour.

Canada and the Anti-Inflation Program—One Year Later 1976

This would, of course, jeopardize the "Ambivalence ..." project.

Peter Mehlman: Dinner 2008

His deep and broad knowledge provides firm footing when he sprinkles Cuban rhythms into part of a Chopin Nocturne, or composes lovely originals like "Ambivalence," in French vals-musette style.

A Mark That Can't Be Washed Away 2008

Ambivalence in general isn't something we as a culture have such an easy time with.

Carol Smaldino: A Torn Valentine Carol Smaldino 2012

Ambivalence in general isn't something we as a culture have such an easy time with.

Carol Smaldino: A Torn Valentine Carol Smaldino 2012

Ambivalence actually is often a sign of life rather than one of no feelings at all.

Carol Smaldino: A Torn Valentine Carol Smaldino 2012

Ambivalence actually is often a sign of life rather than one of no feelings at all.

Carol Smaldino: A Torn Valentine Carol Smaldino 2012