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envious

[en-vee-uhs] / ˈɛn vi əs /


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Today he has a Rolodex of A-list directors that would make many talent agents envious.

From The Wall Street Journal

She and her friends were wearing hijabs and, she says, Uyghur food vendors had approached them saying they were "envious we could freely wear our hijabs... but we didn't get to have very deep conversations".

From BBC

And it will soon start educating travelers on the new boarding drill that is designed to keep things flowing and maintain the airline’s envious flight-turnaround times.

From The Wall Street Journal

"They are envious of China's fast development. To be honest, they are aggressive at heart. We are completely committed to the common prosperity of mankind. We are different."

From BBC

“It’s deeply important. I’m actually envious of their passion.”

From Los Angeles Times