Definition of ambivert in English:

ambivert

nounˈambɪvəːtˈæmbəˌvərt

Psychology

A person who has a balance of extrovert and introvert features in their personality.
〔心理〕中间性格者
Example sentencesExamples
- Dr. Brian Little had attendees roaring with laughter with his psychological analysis of extraverts, introverts and ambiverts and how we are more efficient together.
- Some people fall closer to the extremes while others, known as ambiverts, settle in the middle.
- Introverts tended to outperform ambiverts rather than the reverse.
- Most persons fall somewhere between Jung's two types - i.e., they are ambiverts.

Derivatives

ambiversion

nounambɪˈvəːʃ(ə)n

Psychology

It was suggested that the executive nurses should be those with a higher educational level, extraversion or ambiversion.

Origin

1920s: from Latin ambi- 'on both sides', on the pattern of extrovert and introvert.

Definition of ambivert in US English:

ambivert

nounˈæmbəˌvərtˈambəˌvərt

Psychology

A person whose personality has a balance of extrovert and introvert features.
〔心理〕中间性格者
Example sentencesExamples
- Some people fall closer to the extremes while others, known as ambiverts, settle in the middle.
- Introverts tended to outperform ambiverts rather than the reverse.
- Most persons fall somewhere between Jung's two types - i.e., they are ambiverts.
- Dr. Brian Little had attendees roaring with laughter with his psychological analysis of extraverts, introverts and ambiverts and how we are more efficient together.

Origin

1920s: from Latin ambi- ‘on both sides’, on the pattern of extrovert and introvert.

单词	ambivert
释义	Definition of ambivert in English: ambivert nounˈambɪvəːtˈæmbəˌvərt Psychology A person who has a balance of extrovert and introvert features in their personality. 〔心理〕中间性格者 Example sentencesExamples Dr. Brian Little had attendees roaring with laughter with his psychological analysis of extraverts, introverts and ambiverts and how we are more efficient together. Some people fall closer to the extremes while others, known as ambiverts, settle in the middle. Introverts tended to outperform ambiverts rather than the reverse. Most persons fall somewhere between Jung's two types - i.e., they are ambiverts. Derivatives ambiversion nounambɪˈvəːʃ(ə)n Psychology It was suggested that the executive nurses should be those with a higher educational level, extraversion or ambiversion. Origin 1920s: from Latin ambi- 'on both sides', on the pattern of extrovert and introvert. Definition of ambivert in US English: ambivert nounˈæmbəˌvərtˈambəˌvərt Psychology A person whose personality has a balance of extrovert and introvert features. 〔心理〕中间性格者 Example sentencesExamples Some people fall closer to the extremes while others, known as ambiverts, settle in the middle. Introverts tended to outperform ambiverts rather than the reverse. Most persons fall somewhere between Jung's two types - i.e., they are ambiverts. Dr. Brian Little had attendees roaring with laughter with his psychological analysis of extraverts, introverts and ambiverts and how we are more efficient together. Origin 1920s: from Latin ambi- ‘on both sides’, on the pattern of extrovert and introvert.
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