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Jealousy

Definition:

Jealousy is an emotional state characterized by the fear of losing something or someone to a rival or a perceived threat. It encompasses feelings of envy, insecurity, possessiveness, and suspicion.

Senses:

Sense 1:

Noun: A feeling of resentment or bitterness towards someone, often accompanied by suspicion regarding their loyalty or affection.

Example Sentence: Sarah couldn't help but feel jealousy creeping in when she saw her husband laughing with his attractive co-worker.

Sense 2:

Noun: A state of vigilance or alertness, especially regarding one's possessions or relationships with others.

Example Sentence: The constant jealousy of her belongings made Samantha obsessively lock her bedroom door whenever she left the house.

Sense 3:

Noun: A longing or desire for something that someone else possesses.

Example Sentence: His jealousy towards his neighbor's luxurious car motivated him to work harder and save money for a similar purchase.

Sense 4:

Noun: A feeling of envy or resentment aroused by someone's achievements, advantages, or successes.

Example Sentence: Despite her academic accomplishments, Alex couldn't help feeling a tinge of jealousy towards her classmate who got into Harvard.

Sense 5:

Noun: A personality trait characterized by possessiveness, suspicion, and a constant fear of betrayal.

Example Sentence: Jim's extreme jealousy made it difficult for him to maintain healthy and trusting relationships.

Sense 6:

Adjective: Feeling or showing envy or possessiveness towards someone or their achievements.

Example Sentence: Mark's jealous behavior towards his girlfriend's male friends made her question his trustworthiness.

Sense 7:

Adjective: Characterized by an intense rivalry or competition.

Example Sentence: The jealousy between the two sports teams intensified as they fought for the championship title.

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