envious
ˈɛnviəs
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Adjective

emotionfeeling or showing jealousy for what others have
  • She felt envious of her friend's new phone.
  • Tom grew envious when he saw her promotion.
  • They felt envious of the couple's carefree lifestyle.
covetous jealous resentful
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Expressions with envious

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look at something with jealousy or desire
She cast an envious eye on her friend's new car.

Origin of envious

Latin, invidiosus (full of envy)

Terms with envious included in their meaning

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envy
feeling envious of someone's success or possessions
jealousy trigger
object that causes envious feelings
envy
become envious or jealous
greenadj.
envious
overcome with envy
idiomatic
extremely envious or jealous, visibly noticeable
envy
feel envious about someone's success or possessions
extreme envy
become extremely envious of someone or something
emotion
jealous or envious

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  1. French:envieux, ...
  2. German:neidisch, ...
  3. Italian:invidioso, ...
  4. Spanish:envidioso, ...
  5. Portuguese:invejoso, ...
  6. Chinese:嫉妒的, ...
  7. Japanese:嫉妬深い, ...
  8. Arabic:حَسود, ...
  9. Hebrew:מְקַנֵּא, ...
  10. Russian:завистливый, ...
  11. Ukrainian:заздрісний, ...
  12. Hindi:ईर्ष्यालु, ...

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