Definition
Definition of invidia - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
envyDated spite and resentment at others' successDated
- Invidia consumed him as he watched his rival succeed.
2.
mythologyDated personification of envy in art and literatureDated
- In the painting, Invidia is depicted as a green-eyed monster.
Origin of invidia
Latin, invidia (envy)
Examples of invidia in a sentence
His invidia grew with each of his colleague's promotions. Invidia appears in many Renaissance artworks. The sculpture represents Invidia with a sinister expression.
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- French:envie, Invidia, ...
- German:Neid, Neidspersonifikation, ...
- Italian:invidia, Invidia, ...
- Spanish:envidia, personificación de la envidia, ...
- Portuguese:inveja, personificação da inveja, ...
- Chinese:嫉妒, 嫉妒女神, ...
- Japanese:嫉妬, インウィディア, ...
- Arabic:حَسَد, إنڤيديا, ...
- Hebrew:קִנְאָה, אִינְבִידְיָה, ...
- Russian:зависть, персонификация зависти, ...
- Ukrainian:заздрість, Інвідія, ...
- Hindi:ईर्ष्या, इनविडिया, ...
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