Equivocal and Loath loathe

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Equivocal adjective - Having a mixture of opposing feelings.

Usage example: a number of people are clearly equivocal about allowing casino gambling in the state

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Loath loathe and equivocal are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Loath loathe" instead an adjective "Equivocal".

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Equivocal and loath loathe are semantically related. You can use "Equivocal" instead an adjective phrase "Loath loathe".

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