Synonym: covetous, envious. Antonym: generous, tolerant. Similar words: deal out, aloud, come along, leave alone, a good deal of, blouse, perilous, libelous. Meaning: ['dʒeləs] 
adj. 1. showing extreme cupidity; painfully desirous of another's advantages 2. suspicious or unduly suspicious or fearful of being displaced by a rival.
adj. 1. showing extreme cupidity; painfully desirous of another's advantages 2. suspicious or unduly suspicious or fearful of being displaced by a rival. 
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151 The women are jealous of it; the men want to ravish her.
152 My girlfriend gets jealous if I even look at another woman.
153 Sometimes the head man gets too chummy with the new boy and the old boys get jealous.
154 Cybil Ackerman was trying to make him jealous by pretending to like Simon Newton who, everyone knew, really was juvenile!
155 She was jealous that I was to bear her husband's son - I could not hate her for that.
156 Ro is not a conventionally jealous man, not like the types I have known.
157 The old ones, fearful and suspicious, jealous even, were attempting to stifle young love.
158 Charles was only ever jealous of him when he served with some distinction as a helicopter pilot during the Falklands war.
159 It made Bernice jealous, but she would never let that dictate her behaviour.
160 Abusers are often suspicious and jealous, suffer from low self-esteem and need to assert themselves.
161 I felt possessive about those bands, and felt jealous when other people wrote about them.
162 Trying to make your partner jealous by flirting with other people can easily backfire on you.
163 She's always trying to make trouble for me, because she's nothing but a jealous, vindictive old woman.
164 Rasputin was killed by men who were jealous of his influence with the Russian royal family.
165 Some fathers are jealous of the attention a new baby receives, even if they won't admit it.
166 A more realistic threat could be posed by a disenchanted or jealous army officer.
167 I must have been jealous of her life away from me, and wished to have her entirely to myself.
168 Even an only child feels that other children have some great advantages over him, and this makes him intensely jealous.
169 He made colleagues of similar rank jealous for the way he could generate publicity.
170 Howard is still a little jealous of his authority, hasn't yet quite grasped the new set-up since my Ministry was established.
171 The girl in Mathilde's story was named Louisa, and she was engaged to a very jealous man named Antonio.
172 The other girls had mixed feelings,[www.Sentencedict.com] some of them were happy for me but some were jealous.
173 He was almost unbelieving of his impossible situation but on principle he didn't allow himself to feel jealous.
174 It was Zeus' jealous wife Hera, not the innocuous underworld custodian Hades, who made Hercules' life a nightmare.
175 He had wanted her himself so badly, and when he'd heard of her wedding he had been insanely jealous.
176 She had been by turns confused, angry, and finally jealous.
177 Rumors have swirled for years that Hearst shot Ince in a jealous rage.
178 A jealous lover certainly would be acting on his own.
179 Jealous of her. I bet it really got him going seeing my little pink dimples bobbing up and down there.
180 She had an endless stream of admirers, and I was jealous of all of them.
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