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  1. jealous

    One is envious who cherishes selfish ill will toward another because of his superior success, endowments, possessions, or the like. A person is envious of that which is another’s, and to which he himself has no right or claim; he is jealous of intrusion upon that which is his own, or to which he maintains a right or claim. An envious spirit is always bad; a jealous spirit may be good or bad, according to its object and tendency. A free people must be jealous of their liberties if they would retain them. One is suspicious of another from unfavorable indications or from a knowledge of wrong in his previous conduct, or even without reason. Compare DOUBT.

    Synonyms:
    envious, suspicious

    Antonyms:
    contented, friendly, kindly, satisfied, trustful, well-disposed

    Preposition:
    Envious of (formerly at or against) a person; envious of his wealth or power; envious of him for, because of, on account of his wealth or power.

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  1. covetous, envious, jealousadjective

    showing extreme cupidity; painfully desirous of another’s advantages

    «he was never covetous before he met her»; «jealous of his success and covetous of his possessions»; «envious of their art collection»

    Synonyms:
    grabby, grasping, greedy, avaricious, covetous, green-eyed, envious, prehensile, overjealous

    Antonyms:
    undesirous, trusting, undesiring, trustful

  2. jealous, green-eyed, overjealousadjective

    suspicious or unduly suspicious or fearful of being displaced by a rival

    «a jealous lover»

    Synonyms:
    green-eyed, envious, overjealous, covetous

    Antonyms:
    trusting, undesiring, undesirous, trustful

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  1. Isaac Hanson, you know the nerd bender:

    Harry, your just jealous cuz I can get ginger pussy and you cant, so fuck you

  2. Piu Eatwell:

    He is known to be very, very jealous of her boyfriends, in fact, if her boyfriends came to see her, they would drop her off a block away and they would leave became he didn’t like to see her with other men… She was [also] asking him for money… My theory is that he became tired of her and basically [told his entourage], ‘Look, somebody get rid of this girl.’.

  3. Clare Boothe Luce:

    Always remember, Peggy, it’s matrimonial suicide to be jealous when you have a really good reason.

  4. Charles de LEUSSE:

    We are jealous our close neighbors, but not the sun and its care. (Nous jalousons nos proches voisins, — Mais pas le soleil et ses soins.) [Fables1, The Ant / La Fourmi]

  5. Sipho P Nkosi:

    Never mind jealous people, they gain nothing besides heart break.

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  • غيور, حسودArabic
  • раўнівыBelarusian
  • ревнивBulgarian
  • gelósCatalan, Valencian
  • žárlivýCzech
  • jalouxDanish
  • eifersüchtigGerman
  • ζηλιάρης, ζηλότυπος, ζηλόφθονοςGreek
  • celoso, envidiosoSpanish
  • غیرتیPersian
  • kateellinen, mustasukkainenFinnish
  • jaloux, jalouseFrench
  • éadmharIrish
  • eudmhor, farmadachScottish Gaelic
  • מקנאHebrew
  • ईर्ष्याHindi
  • féltékeny, féltőHungarian
  • նախանձախնդիր, նախանձոտ, խանդոտArmenian
  • gelosa, gelosoItalian
  • 嫉妬深い, 嫉妬, 妬ましいJapanese
  • ប្រច័ណ្ឌ, ច្រណែនKhmer
  • љубоморенMacedonian
  • jaloersDutch
  • misunnelig, sjaluNorwegian
  • zazdrosnyPolish
  • ciumentoPortuguese
  • gelosRomanian
  • ревнивый, ревностный, завидующий, завистливый, ревнующийRussian
  • љубоморан, ljubomoranSerbo-Croatian
  • žiarlivýSlovak
  • ljubosumenSlovene
  • avundsjuk, svartsjukSwedish
  • ఈర్ష్యTelugu
  • selosTagalog
  • ревнивийUkrainian
  • ghen tuôngVietnamese
  • 嫉妒的Chinese

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[ d͡ʒˈɛləs], [ d‍ʒˈɛləs], [ dʒ_ˈɛ_l_ə_s]

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    • adj.

      • covetous (adjective)

      • more swinish,
      • more hogging,
      • most ensurient,
      • more ensurient,
      • grabby,
      • most swinish,
      • close fisted,
      • more yearning,
      • more prehensile,
      • more grudging,
      • most prehensile,
      • most yearning,
      • most grudging,
      • most hogging.

      • desirous; wary (adjective)

      • Possessory,
      • Envying,
      • intolerant,
      • doubting,
      • apprehensive,
      • solicitous,
      • zealous,
      • questioning,
      • rival,
      • emulous,
      • Monopolizing,
      • skeptical,
      • grasping,
      • anxious,
      • mistrustful,
      • resentful,
      • demanding,
      • grudging.

      • dissatisfied (adjective)

      • more irked,
      • un-fulfilled,
      • more malcontented,
      • un gratified,
      • in-satiable,
      • most fed-up,
      • dis pleased,
      • more kvetching,
      • not satisfied,
      • most ennuied,
      • un-gratified,
      • most fretting,
      • more putout,
      • most unfulfilled,
      • more unassuaged,
      • unsatisfied,
      • more sniveling,
      • most put-out,
      • more unsated,
      • more begrudging,
      • un assuaged,
      • Fretting,
      • un appeased,
      • un sated,
      • more vexed,
      • more put-out,
      • most unassuaged,
      • most griping,
      • dis-satisfied,
      • dis-affected,
      • most kvetching,
      • most sniveling,
      • most fed up,
      • un satisfied,
      • fedup,
      • most ungratified,
      • most unappeased,
      • most put out,
      • most fedup,
      • most unsated,
      • faultfinding,
      • more fed-up,
      • most vexed,
      • put-out,
      • more unappeased,
      • un-satisfied,
      • more unfulfilled,
      • be-grudging,
      • most putout,
      • more griping,
      • more ungratified,
      • more fed up,
      • grumbling,
      • more put out,
      • dis satisfied,
      • un-assuaged,
      • most malcontented,
      • un-appeased,
      • be grudging,
      • unfulfilled,
      • in satiable,
      • more ennuied,
      • most irked,
      • dis affected,
      • dis-pleased,
      • dis-appointed,
      • putout,
      • more fedup,
      • un fulfilled,
      • dis appointed,
      • un-sated,
      • more fretting,
      • most begrudging.

      • distrustful (adjective)

      • un easiest,
      • up tight,
      • dis-trustful,
      • up-tight,
      • un easy,
      • un-easy,
      • uneasy,
      • un-easiest,
      • un-easier,
      • dis trustful,
      • un easier.

      • green-eyed (adjective)

      • green eyed,
      • greeneyed.

      • hateful (adjective)

      • malicious.

      • invidious (adjective)

      • Detractory,
      • libelous.

      • jaundiced (adjective)

      • most unindifferent,
      • un indifferent,
      • un fairer,
      • un fairest,
      • un-friendly,
      • dis-approving,
      • most preconceived,
      • un friendlier,
      • un-fair,
      • un fair,
      • most warped,
      • pre-possessed,
      • more warped,
      • most disapproving,
      • more disapproving,
      • one sided,
      • pre-conceived,
      • un-friendlier,
      • pre conceived,
      • in tolerant,
      • in-tolerant,
      • un-friendliest,
      • dis approving,
      • onesided,
      • un friendliest,
      • un-indifferent,
      • more preconceived,
      • more unindifferent,
      • un-fairest,
      • un-fairer,
      • pre possessed.

      • malicious (adjective)

      • illdisposed,
      • un cool,
      • badnatured,
      • un-cool,
      • beastliest,
      • more bad natured,
      • evil minded,
      • more illdisposed,
      • more badnatured,
      • most bad-natured,
      • beastlier,
      • ill disposed,
      • de-spiteful,
      • de spiteful,
      • most ill disposed,
      • more bad-natured,
      • venomous,
      • more cussed,
      • bad natured,
      • more ill disposed,
      • most uncool,
      • more ill-disposed,
      • most illdisposed,
      • evilminded,
      • most badnatured,
      • more uncool,
      • most bad natured,
      • most cussed,
      • most ill-disposed.

      • mistrustful (adjective)

      • mis-trustful,
      • mis trustful.

      • Other relevant words: (adjective)

      • unsated,
      • swinish,
      • in doubt,
      • without faith,
      • unappeased,
      • been hit before,
      • ensurient,
      • covetous,
      • ennuied,
      • preconceived,
      • fed-up,
      • unindifferent,
      • bad-natured,
      • custodial,
      • kvetching,
      • ill-disposed,
      • protective,
      • Unassuaged,
      • ungratified,
      • uncool,
      • without belief,
      • prehensile,
      • untrusting,
      • Viperous,
      • Malcontented,
      • not born yesterday on the lookout,
      • Conservational,
      • suspicious,
      • dissatisfied,
      • jaundiced.

      • protective (adjective)

      • more safeguarding,
      • more covering,
      • more conservational,
      • most guardian,
      • most covering,
      • most shielding,
      • more insulating,
      • most custodial,
      • most insulating,
      • more emergency,
      • most protecting,
      • most sheltering,
      • more sheltering,
      • more guardian,
      • more custodial,
      • more protecting,
      • more shielding,
      • most emergency,
      • most conservational,
      • most safeguarding.

      • suspicious (adjective)

      • most questioning,
      • un believing,
      • more questioning,
      • un-believing,
      • most suspecting,
      • not born yesterday the lookout,
      • in credulous,
      • not born yesterday on lookout,
      • not born yesterday lookout,
      • in-credulous,
      • more suspecting.

      • untrusting (adjective)

      • un-trusting,
      • un trusting.

    • n.

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      • jealously.
        •

      • owned.
        •

      • desire.

      • desirous (noun)

      • desirous.

      • Other relevant words: (noun)

      • green-eyed,
      • gingerly,
      • possessive,
      • chary,
      • overjealous,
      • measured,
      • askance,
      • punctilious,
      • narrowly,
      • leery,
      • intent,
      • envious,
      • precisely,
      • mindful,
      • guarded,
      • circumspect,
      • methodical,
      • rigorous,
      • belt,
      • prudent,
      • green,
      • careful,
      • conservative,
      • diligent,
      • safe,
      • discreet,
      • vigilant,
      • due diligence,
      • scrupulous,
      • price-conscious,
      • covet,
      • carefully,
      • minutely,
      • cautious,
      • vigilance,
      • risk-averse,
      • sedulous,
      • all right,
      • slowly,
      • enviable,
      • once,
      • prudential,
      • Covetable,
      • watchful,
      • distrustful,
      • attentive,
      • better,
      • precise,
      • meticulous,
      • rigour,
      • wary.

    • Other synonyms:

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      • Clutching.
        •

      • invidious.

      • Other relevant words:

      • envy,
      • feature,
      • Desirousness,
      • protectiveness,
      • enviousness,
      • suspiciousness,
      • emotion,
      • possessiveness,
      • mistrustfulness,
      • concern,
      • sense,
      • green-eyed monster,
      • anxiety,
      • sensation,
      • characteristic,
      • trait,
      • evil eye,
      • jealousy,
      • mood,
      • wariness,
      • resentment,
      • perception,
      • reaction,
      • watchfulness,
      • covetousness,
      • quality,
      • feeling,
      • attribute,
      • feel,
      • jaundiced eye,
      • begrudging,
      • distrust,
      • spite,
      • sentiment,
      • grudge,
      • Grudgingness,
      • suspicion,
      • resentfulness,
      • Backbiting,
      • attitude.

      • Other relevant words (noun):

      • imaginative,
      • worked up,
      • heedful,
      • unfriendly,
      • immature,
      • embittered,
      • irritated,
      • splenetic,
      • sour,
      • green with envy,
      • provoked,
      • mistrusting,
      • disapproving,
      • avaricious,
      • high-spirited,
      • peeved,
      • disparaging,
      • riled,
      • angry,
      • Horn-mad,
      • unripe,
      • defensive,
      • spiteful,
      • irked,
      • unfavourable,
      • disgruntled,
      • vulnerable,
      • shielding,
      • critical,
      • wishful,
      • threatened,
      • invidiousness,
      • gullible,
      • be jealous,
      • Distrusting,
      • denigrating,
      • yellow,
      • displeased,
      • annoyed,
      • greenish,
      • sullen,
      • vindictive,
      • hostile,
      • agitated,
      • Yellow-eyed,
      • unripened,
      • bitter,
      • safeguarding,
      • cynical,
      • Imperilled,
      • insecure,
      • preservative,
      • greedy,
      • upset,
      • indignant,
      • acrimonious,
      • furious,
      • chivalrous,
      • Sheltering,
      • ignorant,
      • incensed,
      • antagonistic,
      • observant,
      • irate,
      • unhappy,
      • Piqued.

    How to use «Jealous» in context?

    People generally associate the word «jealous» with a negative connotation. However, there are also different types of jealous people, and, in some cases, the feeling itself can be beneficial. Jealousy itself is a complex emotion, one that can have both positive and negative effects on a person’s psyche. In some cases, jealousy can be motivating, urging the individual to take action and achieve their goals. On the other hand, excessive jealousy can lead to resentments and counter-productive behavior. It is important to consider the motivation behind one’s jealousy, in order to better understand and manage the emotion.

    Paraphrases for Jealous:

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      • Adjective
        protective.

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      • Adjective
        envious.
      • Proper noun, singular
        jealousy.
      • Noun, singular or mass
        jealousy.

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    1    covetous, desirous, emulous, envious, green, green-eyed, grudging, intolerant, invidious, resentful, rival  

    2    anxious, apprehensive, attentive, guarded, mistrustful, protective, solicitous, suspicious, vigilant, wary, watchful, zealous  
      
    Antonyms     
       carefree, indifferent, satisfied, trusting  

    English Collins Dictionary — English synonyms & Thesaurus  

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    jealous

      

    1       adj   If someone is jealous, they feel angry or bitter because they think that another person is trying to take a lover or friend, or a possession, away from them.  
    She got insanely jealous and there was a terrible fight.     
    ♦
      jealously      adv   ADV with v  
    The formula is jealously guarded.     

    2       adj   If you are jealousof another person’s possessions or qualities, you feel angry or bitter because you do not have them.  
    oft ADJ of n  
    She was jealous of his wealth…, You’re jealous because the record company rejected your idea.     
    ♦
      jealously      adv   ADV after v  
    Gloria eyed them jealously.     

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    3 definitions

    jealous (Adjective) —   Strongly wanting someone else’s position, advantages or possessions 1 example
    1. ex. «jealous of his success and covetous of his possessions»
    jealous (Adjective) —   Suspicious or unduly suspicious or fearful of being displaced by a rival 1 example
    1. ex. «a jealous lover»
    jealous (Adjective) —   Protective and suspiciously watchful 1 example
    1. ex. «The Academy keeps jealous watch over the treasures it has accumulated»

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    covetous, doubting, envious, grasping, greedy, en.synonym.one, grudging, hostile, invidious, jaundiced, mistrustful, resentful, sceptical, solicitous, spiteful, suspicious, unfriendly, vigilant, wary, green-eyed, overjealous.

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