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Meanings of enviousness in English
Usage of enviousness in English
1
She kept her eyes on me, and repeated with a sort of whimsical enviousness:
2
Mr. Hooker was apparently examining the elegant furniture and luxurious accommodation with his usual resentful enviousness.
3
To business people, it denotes enviousness and covetousness.
4
Fenellan's enviousness drove him at the Rev.
5
It is they who seem to have the enviousness, to be torn with desire to get what isn't theirs.
6
And it is amusing, though sad, to gee how such folk take for granted in others the same pretty enviousness which they feel in themselves.
7
"It's nothing but enviousness," he said in a lowered tone, which had a stimulating effect upon my wearied hearing.
8
"Do not give way to the enviousness of your sister's lot," he admonished her, very grave, in his deep voice.
Frequent collocations
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