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Definitions from the WebTerm: enveyPart of speech: noun Sense 1: a feeling of resentment or discontent towards someone else's possessions, qualities, or luck. Example sentence: She couldn't help but feel envey towards her sister, who always seemed to have everything go her way. Sense 2: an obsolete term used in alchemy for a liquid believed to have magical properties. Example sentence: The ancient alchemist prepared a potion using envey, hoping to unlock the secret of eternal life. Part of speech: verb Sense 1: to resent or feel discontent towards someone else's possessions, qualities, or luck. Example sentence: John couldn't help but envey his neighbor's brand new car. Sense 2: (rare) to bestow the magical properties of envey onto an object. Example sentence: The sorcerer used his mystical powers to envey the old medallion, transforming it into an instrument of luck. Part of speech: adjective Sense 1: characterized by feelings of resentment or discontent. Example sentence: Living in an envey neighborhood, she always felt overshadowed by her more successful neighbors. Sense 2: (obsolete) having properties or abilities attributed to the magical envey. Example sentence: The ancient manuscript mentioned a sword with envey properties, capable of granting its wielder great strength and invincibility. Related products on Amazon: | ||||
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