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Adverbial enviously has 1 sense
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Definitions from the WebEnviouslyPart of speech: Adverb Sense 1: Characterized by envy or jealousy. Usage: She looked enviously at her friend's new car. Example sentence 1: The young artist enviously admired the talent of his idol. Example sentence 2: Sarah watched enviously as her brother opened his birthday gifts. Example sentence 3: He browsed the clothing store enviously, wishing he could afford the beautiful dresses on display. Sense 2: In a way that shows strong desire for someone else's possessions or qualities. Usage: He glanced enviously at his classmate's top score on the test. Example sentence 1: The young girl looked enviously at her older sister's collection of trophies. Example sentence 2: The team captain observed enviously as the opposing team celebrated their victory. Example sentence 3: Rachel listened enviously as her friend described her amazing vacation experiences. Sense 3: In a way that shows longing or desire for another's success or achievements. Usage: He watched enviously as his friend received promotions one after another. Example sentence 1: Emma gazed enviously at her colleague's award-winning research paper. Example sentence 2: The aspiring actor watched enviously as his friend landed the lead role in a famous play. Example sentence 3: Mark followed the successful businessman enviously, hoping to achieve the same level of success one day. Related products on Amazon: | ||||
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