enviable in Latin
enviable in Latin is invidiōsus — enviable means so good or desirable that it makes other people envious.
enviable in Latin
invidiōsus
Arousing or likely to arouse envy.
What does "enviable" mean?
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adjective So good or desirable that it makes other people envious.
"She has an enviable talent for staying calm under pressure."
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enviable in a sentence
- She has an enviable talent for staying calm under pressure.
- The team finished the season with an enviable record.
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What is "enviable" in Latin?
"enviable" in Latin is invidiōsus. enviable means: So good or desirable that it makes other people envious.
How do you use "enviable" in a sentence?
Example: "She has an enviable talent for staying calm under pressure." In Latin, "enviable" is invidiōsus.
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