invidious in Latin
invidious in Latin is invidiosus — invidious means likely to create resentment or bad feeling.
invidious in Latin
invidiosus
(obsolete) Envious, jealous.
What does "invidious" mean?
- adj Likely to create resentment or bad feeling.
- adj Treating people unfairly by favouring some over others.
- adj Feeling envy or jealousy towards someone.
- adj Hateful or odious, often describing perceived unfairness or a difficult situation or choice, notably in the set phrase 'invidious position'.
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What is "invidious" in Latin?
"invidious" in Latin is invidiosus. invidious means: Likely to create resentment or bad feeling.
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