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Definition of enviously - Reverso English Dictionary
Adverb
emotionin a way that shows jealousy
- She looked enviously at her friend's new car.
- He enviously watched his colleague receive the award.
- They enviously eyed the couple's luxurious vacation photos.
Origin of enviously
Latin, invidia (envy) + -ous (full of)
Terms with enviously included in their meaning
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enviously
in a manner showing envy or jealousy
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- French:jalousement, ...
- German:neidisch, ...
- Italian:invidiosamente, ...
- Spanish:con envidia, ...
- Portuguese:com inveja, ...
- Chinese:嫉妒地, ...
- Japanese:羨ましそうに, ...
- Arabic:بِحَسَد, ...
- Hebrew:בְּקִנְאָה, ...
- Russian:с завистью, ...
- Ukrainian:заздрісно, ...
- Hindi:ईर्ष्या से, ...
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