jealousness (Meaning)

Webster

jealousness (n.)

State or quality of being jealous.

No strong antonyms found.

His jealousness consumed him, turning him into a bitter and resentful person.
The siblings' jealousness towards each other led to constant fights and arguments.
She couldn't bear the jealousness she felt towards her friend's new boyfriend.
His jealousness prevented him from trusting his partner, leading to insecurity and doubt.
The jealousness between the two companies drove them to engage in unethical business practices.
Her jealousness of her sister's beauty and success ate away at her self-esteem.
The jealousness of the other students made it difficult for the new kid to fit in.
His jealousness of his friend's accomplishments fueled his determination to surpass him.
The jealousness among the neighbors created a hostile and uncomfortable atmosphere in the community.
The jealousness of the gods toward the Titans led to the Titanomachy, a great war that shook the heavens.

State or quality of being jealous.

possessive, envious, suspicious,protective, jaundiced, demanding, covetous, overprotective, distrustful, invidious

tolerant, trusting, undemanding, permissive, undemanding, trusting, understanding, trustful, trustful,tolerant

His jealousness consumed him, turning him into a bitter and resentful person.

The siblings' jealousness towards each other led to constant fights and arguments.

She couldn't bear the jealousness she felt towards her friend's new boyfriend.

His jealousness prevented him from trusting his partner, leading to insecurity and doubt.