English Idioms

Mixed Feelings

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Mixed Feelings - to have 2 or more emotions or feelings at the same time

• I have mixed feelings about moving to a new city.
• We have mixed feelings about Joe going to America.
• My parents have mixed feelings about selling their house.
• Do you have mixed feelings about your daughter getting married?
• I have mixed feelings about spending so much money on my wedding.
• We are happy we are finishing high school, but we still have mixed feelings about starting our lives.

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