Translation of Slovak word "rozporuplný" to English
rozporuplný
/rɔzpɔrupl̩niː/
How to use
Adjective declined according to the pekný pattern. Denotes contradictory, conflicting, controversial, or ambivalent. Frequently modifies nouns such as osobnosť (complex/controversial personality), reakcie (mixed reactions), or pocity (mixed/ambivalent feelings).
🇬🇧 English
contradictory / ambiguous / controversial
Example sentence
Film vyvolal medzi divákmi mimoriadne rozporuplné reakcie.
The film provoked extremely conflicting reactions among viewers.
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Common phrases
- rozporuplná osobnosť— controversial / complex personality
- rozporuplné reakcie— mixed / conflicting reactions
- rozporuplné pocity— mixed / ambivalent feelings
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What does the Slovak word "rozporuplný" mean?▼
The Slovak word "rozporuplný" means "contradictory / ambiguous / controversial" in English.
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Yes, here is a practical example: "Film vyvolal medzi divákmi mimoriadne rozporuplné reakcie." (which translates as "The film provoked extremely conflicting reactions among viewers.").
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