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jealous Adjective 1. suspicious or fearful of being displaced by a rival 2. envious: I was jealous of the girls who had boyfriends 3. resulting from jealousy: my jealous tears [Late Latin zelus emulation] jealously adv
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jealous adjective 1. suspicious, suspecting, guarded, protective, wary, doubtful, sceptical, attentive, anxious, apprehensive, vigilant, watchful, zealous, possessive, solicitous, distrustful, mistrustful, unbelieving << OPPOSITE trusting adjective 2. envious, grudging, resentful, begrudging, green, intolerant, green-eyed, invidious, green with envy, desirous, covetous, emulous << OPPOSITE satisfied Translations adj jealous [ˈdʒeləs] 1 (withof) feeling or showing envy She is jealous of her sister. jaloers, naywer غَيور завистлив závistivý jaloux; skinsyg eifersüchtig ζηλιάρης envidioso kade حسود kateellinen jaloux (de) קַנַאי ईर्ष्यालु ljubomoran irigy cemburu öfundsjúkur invidioso ねたむ 시샘하는 pavydus skaudīgs; nenovīdīgs iri hati jaloers misunnelig, sjalu zawistny ciumento invidios (pe) завидующий závistlivý zavisten zavistan avundsjuk อิจฉา kıskanç, çekemeyen 妒忌的 заздрісний; завидющий حاسد ghen tị 妒忌的 2 having feelings of dislike for any possible rivals (especially in love) a jealous husband. afgunstig, ywersugtig حَسود ревнив žárlivý jaloux; skinsyg eifersüchtig ζηλότυπος celoso armukade حسود mustasukkainen jaloux קַנַאי डाह ljubomoran féltékeny cemburu afbrÿðisamur geloso しっと深い 질투심이 많은 pavydus greizsirdīgs cemburu jaloers sjalu, skinnsyk zazdrosny ciumento gelos ревнивый žiarlivý ljubosumen ljubomoran avundsjukt, svartsjukt ขี้หึง kıskanç 猜疑的 ревнивий حریفوں سے خائف nghen tuông 猜疑的 adv jealously jaloesie, naywer, afguns بِغَيْرَه ، بِحَسَد ревниво žárlivě; závistivě jaloux eifersüchtig ζηλιάρικα, ζηλότυπα celosamente, con envidia armukadedalt بطور حسادت آمیز mustasukkaisesti jalousement בְקִנאָה ईर्ष्या, डाह ljubomorno féltékenyen dengan cemburu með afbrÿðisemi gelosamente しっと深く 질투하여 pavydžiai skaudīgi; nenovīdīgi; greizsirdīgi rasa cemburu jaloers sjalu, skinnsykt zazdrośnie com ciúmes cu/plin de gelozie завистливо; ревниво žiarlivo; závistlivo ljubosumno ljubomorno avundsjukt, svartsjukt อย่างอิจฉา kıskançlıkla 妒忌地 ревниво; заздрісно حاسدانہ một cách hay ghen tị 妒忌地 n jealousy naywerig, afgunstig غَيْرَه ревност žárlivost; závist jalousi die Eifersucht ζήλια envidia armukadedus حسادت mustasukkaisuus jalousie קִנאָה ईर्ष्या, जलन ljubomora féltékenység kecemburuan afbrÿðisemi; öfund gelosia しっと 질투 pavydas skaudība; nenovīdība; greizsirdība perasaan cemburu jaloers misunnelse, sjalusi zazdrość ciúmes gelozie зависть; ревность žiarlivosť; závisť ljubosumnost ljubomora avundsjuka, svartsjuka ความริษยา kıskançlık 妒忌 ревнощі; заздрість حسد sự nghen tuông 妒忌 How to thank TFD for its existence? Tell a friend about us, add a link to this page, add the site to iGoogle, or visit webmaster's page for free fun content. |
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| You see, I've always been jealous, but I trained myself never to show it; I was jealous of every man she knew; I was jealous of you. Mainwaring insupportably jealous; so jealous, in short, and so enraged against me, that, in the fury of her temper, I should not be surprized at her appealing to her guardian, if she had the liberty of addressing him: but there your husband stands my friend; and the kindest, most amiable action of his life was his throwing her off for ever on her marriage. We were to be fitted for practice in the courts, not only by our reading, but by a season of pettifogging before justices of the peace, which I looked forward to with no small shrinking of my shy spirit; but what really troubled me most, and was always the grain of sand between my teeth, was Blackstone's confession of his own original preference for literature, and his perception that the law was "a jealous mistress," who would suffer no rival in his affections. |
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