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jealous
adjective (often jealous of someone or something)
1 envious of someone else, their possessions, success, talents, etc.
2 suspicious and resentful of possible rivals; possessive; unable to tolerate unfaithfulness or the thought of it a jealous husband .
3 anxiously protective of something one has.
4 Bible said of God: intolerant of disloyalty.
5 caused by jealousy a jealous fury .
[13c: from French gelos , from Greek zelos rivalry or jealousy]
jealously adverb .
adjective (often jealous of someone or something)
1 envious of someone else, their possessions, success, talents, etc.
2 suspicious and resentful of possible rivals; possessive; unable to tolerate unfaithfulness or the thought of it a jealous husband .
3 anxiously protective of something one has.
4 Bible said of God: intolerant of disloyalty.
5 caused by jealousy a jealous fury .
[13c: from French gelos , from Greek zelos rivalry or jealousy]
jealously adverb .
jealousy
noun (jealousies )
1 the emotion of envy or suspicious possessiveness.
2 (usu jealousies) an occurrence of this.
noun (jealousies )
1 the emotion of envy or suspicious possessiveness.
2 (usu jealousies) an occurrence of this.
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