Jealously

ˈjel.əs.li

Meaning & Definition

adverb

In a manner showing jealousy; with suspicion or resentment towards others' advantages or success.

She watched her colleague's promotion jealously, wishing it had been her turn.

In a manner that is possessive or protective of someone or something one values.

He jealously guarded his secret, not wanting anyone to find out.

With a keen interest or speculation about others' behavior or success.

The fans jealously debated which band member had the most talent.

From the word 'jealous' + the adverbial suffix '-ly'.

green-eyed monster

A metaphor for jealousy.

jealous of success

Feeling envious of someone else's achievements.

keep a jealous eye on

To watch someone closely out of suspicion or envy.

jealous

Feeling or showing an envious resentment of someone or their achievements.

envy

The feeling of wanting what someone else has.

resentment

Bitter indignation at having been treated unfairly.

Hating on someone for what they have.

She's just jealously hating on her ex's new girlfriend.

To be possessive of someone in a way that shows jealousy.

He was so jealously attached that he couldn't bear her talking to other guys.