Jealousy, the green-eyed monster, encompasses even the best of us.
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17 total sentences available.
Jealousy, the green-eyed monster, encompasses even the best of us.
Source: tatoeba (6759746)
It was Floss—Floss, smaller, queerer, greener-eyed, and more defiant than ever; but internally, nevertheless, in a state of intense excitement and delight at the thought of seeing Aunty ’Genia again, hearing more dolls’ stories, possibly—who could say?—seeing those venerable ladies themselves.
Source: wiktionary
“Sixteen years old I was,” laughed Hannah, “and greener-eyed and more freckled-faced than you’ve ever seen me, pettie.”
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Catch me in a trap set with old dried-up cheese rind, if you can, or any other trap, for that matter. It is only very young and very conceited people who get caught in them. But the horrid cat! The worst-looking, greenest-eyed monster that ever was in league with a mouse trap!
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Closest matches include distrustful, envious, green, greeneye, invidious.
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