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conflicted
[kuhn-flik-tid]
adjective
full of conflicting conflicting emotions or impulses.
a situation that makes one feel very conflicted.
51Թ History and Origins
Origin of conflicted1
Example Sentences
“Julian McMahon had that rare presence — magnetic, mysterious, unforgettable. Whether a villain or a hero, a conflicted soul or a charming friend, he pulled you in,” one user shared in an X comment.
In California, this worldview contributed not only to the widespread killing of wolves, bears and cougars but also to the displacement of American Indian communities whose land-based practices and beliefs conflicted with these approaches.
During the last two weeks, many Iranians wrestled with conflicted feelings of the need to defend their country versus their deep hatred of the regime.
Parents are often conflicted about how much to tell their children — even when dealing with ordinary issues.
“I’m conflicted in my mind because I understand the plight of people coming here undocumented because that’s probably their only resource. It’s either that or starve to death wherever they live.”
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