Noun:

खल्ता, अभिषंग, हिंसेचे पात्र, हिंसाचार, अहिंसा, मत्सर्ष, मत्सर, रिश, जळजळ, कानावर पडणे, छातीत जळजळ,

Verb:

मत्सर करा, हेवा करणे, मत्सर, पैसे देण्यास तयार नाही, द्वेष, डोळा देण्यासाठी,

envy's Usage Examples:

In myths, wyverns are associated with viciousness, envy, and pestilence.

*He is an example of envy.

The impossibility proof uses a rigid measure system (RMS) – a system of n value measures, for which an envy-free division must cut the cake at very specific locations.

In its original meaning, jealousy is distinct from envy, though the two terms have popularly become synonymous in the English language.

, Gbd XXVII)Rashk (Avestan Areshko) envy (e.

is intense, full gratification is obstructed because envy destroys and desecrates that which is good.

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An envy-free division of the entire cake is also a proportional division, and its proportionality level is at least 1/n, which is the best possible.

The enlightened tourist walks away pensively, with no trace of pity for the fisherman, only a little envy.

Offline calculation is a second work-around that finds a totally-envy-free division but only for a restricted class of valuations.

In a review of the book for The Wall Street Journal, Brad Leithauser noted that in terms of literary genres, something new and enthralling is going on inside his books and that the author showed a grasp of language and a sweep of vocabulary that any poet would envy.

But the commentary at the end of an Indian reworking explains such social conflict as the result of selective media presentation that exploits envy and fear.

players cannot be done by a discrete procedure without sacrificing envy-freeness.

Synonyms:

admire, look up to,

Antonyms:

look down on,