Antonym: generosity, tolerance. Similar words: jealous, zealous, deal out, anomalously, aloud, come along, leave alone, a good deal of. Meaning: ['dʒeləsɪ] 
n. 1. a feeling of jealous envy (especially of a rival) 2. zealous vigilance.
n. 1. a feeling of jealous envy (especially of a rival) 2. zealous vigilance. 
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211 I could see the jealousy and hatred in Jeff's eyes.
212 Eventually, most youngsters outgrow the jealousy and bickering, and begin to feel affection and care for each other.
213 Jane had probably watched rumours of the affair harden into fact with an amalgam of loathing, sadness and jealousy.
214 Psychologists have found that couples who lack moments of jealousy are less likely to stay together than jealous ones.
215 His jealousy spoiled their relationship, and she left him after a few months.
216 They did not seem entirely happy, to Esther, but Esther put her suspicions down to jealousy.
217 I don't understand how you think, and I can't poke up with all this anger and jealousy.
218 You are free of feelings of guilt, worry, anxiety, embarrassment, envy or jealousy.
219 It hardly mattered whether unfounded suspicion, bred by professional jealousy, or something more serious had prompted this anonymous note.
220 A second life drama portrays the predominance of paranoid thinking, reflected in mistrust, suspicion, and jealousy.
221 Prefatory remarks: Because of jealousy, but is disgruntled.
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222 The jealousy of wives is proverbial.
223 Yellow-green can indicate sickness, cowardice, discord, and jealousy.
224 Hagen felt a twinge of jealousy.
225 Blind jealousy is a frequent corollary of passionate love.
226 Three who come unbidden; love, jealousy, fear.
227 Three who come unbidden: love, jealousy, fear. ----Carl Sandburg.
228 Suspicious dispose kings to tyranny and husbands to jealousy.
229 Possessiveness, jealousy, and protectiveness are high.
230 Avarice, embarrassment, boredom, depression, jealousy and love, for example, might epitomise the modern age.
231 Gorge can't act but I think a bit of professional jealousy is at the back of it.
232 Good heaven, the souls of all my tribe defend From jealousy!
233 In Green's invective there is the starveling author's jealousy of the prosperous actor.
234 More jealousy should be paid to the man beside you, as he looks like a stealer.
235 As Berry explains, teenage girls often "see the jealousy and protectiveness as 'oh, he loves me so much.'
236 The angel that Pierre had married in Madagascar had become a termagant, blinded by jealousy.
237 Fred insists that Gorge can't act but I think a bit of professional jealousy is at the back of it.
238 Ingredient: Rose oil is good for soothe emotions like grief, jealousy, resentment and refreshing your mind.
239 Things occur between friends, like jealousy, aloofness, diffidation, are not fresh.
240 There will be an instant mutual sexual attraction, equal in force between them. But Leo finds it hard to cope with Scorpio's jealousy and possessiveness.
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