enviable
11enviable — adjective an enviable quality, position, or possession is good and other people would like to have it: Now he was in the enviable position of not having to work for a living. enviably adverb …
12ENVIABLE — adj. des deux genres Qui est digne d’envie. Une position enviable …
13enviable — enviableness, n. enviably, adv. /en vee euh beuhl/, adj. worthy of envy; very desirable: an enviable position. [1595 1605; ENVY + ABLE] Syn. advantageous, fortunate, lucky. * * * …
14enviable — adjective Arousing or likely to arouse envy. He had achieved many enviable dramatic successes before this time. mdash; by Ant: unenviable …
15enviable — See enviable, envious …
16enviable — adj. Enviable is used with these nouns: ↑position, ↑record, ↑reputation …
17enviable — en|vi|a|ble [ enviəbl ] adjective an enviable quality or situation is one that other people admire and would like to have as well ╾ en|vi|a|bly adverb …
18enviable — adjective of the three candidates, St. Clair has the enviable advantage of experience Syn: desirable, desired, favored, sought after, admirable, covetable, attractive; fortunate, lucky; informal to die for …
19enviable — UK [ˈenvɪəb(ə)l] / US adjective an enviable quality or situation is one that other people admire and would like to have as well Derived word: enviably adverb …
20enviable — [ˈenviəb(ə)l] adj an enviable quality or situation is one that someone has and that other people would like to have Ant: unenviable …