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invidiousness
noun as in envy
noun as in hatred
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Example Sentences
The lesson of “The Normal Heart” is the invidiousness of denial — the necessity of a mission’s being shared, to ensure effectiveness.
Data science should fly above such invidiousness.
The episode was a giant green cauldron of invidiousness and ill will.
Hence the Heraldic Visitations, had they been continued to our times, would have necessarily led to much invidiousness of distinction on the part of the heralds, and probably to much ill feeling between the representatives of far-descended houses and the upstarts of a day.
All who come to hear the doctrine, the preacher must receive with benevolence, and his sermon must be without invidiousness.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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