
Enviable
Goal-Oriented
Use 'enviable' when highlighting accomplishments or qualities that others aspire to achieve.
Her dedication to her studies has earned her an enviable GPA.
Positive Aspect
'Enviable' often implies a positive judgment and admiration from others, not just jealousy.
The team's consistent performance has secured them an enviable spot in the league.
Subtle Jealousy
Sometimes 'enviable' can imply a subtle sense of jealousy, even when it appears to be a compliment.
His quick rise to fame put him in an enviable position, causing some peers to be jealous. Compare with
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