ambivalently

English

Etymology

From ambivalent +‎ -ly.

Adverb

ambivalently (comparative more ambivalently, superlative most ambivalently)

1. In an ambivalent manner.
   • 2016 November 22, William Harris, “The Many Self-Reinventions of Toyo Ito”, in 3:AM Magazine‎^[1]:

     Ito continues his self-reinventions. Each time his turn seems suited to the moment ambivalently, equal parts progressive and defeated, and perhaps each time, but certainly this time, the fault rests not with him but the political moment.

Translations

in an ambivalent manner

• Polish: ambiwalentnie (pl)
• Portuguese: ambivalentemente