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Definitions from the WebTerm: jealous of Part of Speech: Prepositional phrase Sense 1: Feeling resentment or envy towards someone due to their possession of a quality, achievement, or advantage that one desires. Example sentence: She was jealous of her coworker's promotion and felt a burning desire to achieve the same level of success. Sense 2: Suspicious or fearful of losing one's romantic partner's affection or attention to someone else. Example sentence: He became jealous of his best friend spending time with his girlfriend and started questioning her loyalty. Sense 3: Watchful and protective of something one possesses or values, being afraid of losing it. Example sentence: The homeowner was jealous of his privacy and didn't allow anyone to enter his backyard. Sense 4: Feeling possessive and wanting to monopolize someone's love, attention, or time. Example sentence: The toddler was jealous of his baby sister, as he was used to having all the attention from his parents. Sense 5: Having a strong desire to have or obtain something for oneself, often with unwillingness to share. Example sentence: During the game, the children were jealous of the winning team's shiny trophy and wished they could have one too. Sense 6: Feeling resentful or bitter towards others due to comparison of one's own situation, possessions, or achievements. Example sentence: The struggling artist was jealous of his classmates who had already gained recognition and sold their paintings. Related Products on Amazon: | ||||
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