enviously's Usage Examples:

When a female timpanist starts her part, he looks enviously at her and mutters every time he looks back at her.

were disciples of John who not only did not follow Christ, but were even enviously disposed toward Him; but the better part heard, and followed; not from.

to the socioethnic group known, sometimes disparagingly and sometimes enviously, as WASPs.

Cordelia is shown working in a dress store and enviously holding one particular dress.

However, the shoot ends with Sabrina posing solo while Kelly looks on enviously.

"Perhaps even more important to defining the neighborhood, though, are its enviously unique traits and robust character, attracting visitors, as well as residents.

The principal victims were a trio of prospectors enviously called "the three lucky Swedes" (actually two naturalized US citizens.

An employee of a neighbouring undertaking once said enviously that one could eat off the floor of a Birmingham bus.

Even in the most enthusiastic ages people have always liked to joke enviously about their superiors.

It has been enviously described by Joe Bennett in his travel book Mustn't Grumble, 2006.

The background is filled with a mob of people, who appear to be enviously gazing at Uzi, emulating his "haters".

'Jammy [cunts],' sneered Sailor enviously.

This was sometimes referred to—mockingly, but enviously, too—as the Sovereign District of New York.

brought back to the cave and claimed by Case, causing Ratina to look on enviously.

But they always gazed enviously at the Fokkers and prayed for the quick chance of an exchange.

returned safely to Voyager, where later he and Seven enjoy a meal, which he enviously senses vicariously through Seven's descriptions of it.

is demonstrated by Glavlit editing out a section of Sevastopol which enviously describes London's technological accomplishments in flattering detail.

Finding her newfound life in Heaven boring and monotonous, she enviously saw the youkai of Gensokyo stirring many incidents from above.

and is even scouted along with two other girls while the rest watch enviously from the sidelines.

Synonyms:

covetously; jealously;