Aún no tenemos significados para "excite envy".
1But even ugliness, if it attain distinction, will excite envy in the low-minded.
2The worst crime is not envy itself but to excite envy.
3In those, though we excite envy, we excite no other of the hateful passions.
4What woman, however innocent, does not desire to excite envy?
5Her one favorite aspiration-thelonging to excite envy in others-expresseditself in her next words.
6Such circumstances were certainly not calculated to excite envy.
7So much honour could not but excite envy.
8He never seemed to excite envy or bitterness.
9They who excite envy, will easily incur censure.
10It is to excite envy; and as envy no seed can raise up such a crop of hatred.
11The beauty and nobleness of the stallion could not fail to excite envy wherever and by whomever seen.
12Not a few joined this party, for larger possession excite envy perhaps even more frequently than greater fame.
13Sufficiently so to puff up the possessor, and excite envy in her contemporaries, and some of the other sex.
14Our laurels may well excite envy; we have earned them nobly, and we owe them solely to our valour.
15The great masses, therefore, which excite envy, and tempt rapacity, must be put out of the possibility of danger.
16As for the Marechal de Villeroy he was treated as those who excite envy and then become unfortunate are always treated.
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