/ˈdʒeləs/
ADJECTIVE
Feeling resentful or unhappy because someone else possesses something desirable, achieves success, or enjoys an advantage that one wants.
Feeling unhappy, resentful, or discontented because another person has something desirable, such as wealth, possessions, opportunities, or achievements.
Feeling bitterness or resentment toward someone because of their talents, popularity, achievements, or favorable circumstances.
ADJECTIVE
Feeling distrustful, anxious, or resentful because of the fear that a loved one may give affection, attention, or loyalty to another person.
Feeling threatened or insecure because of a suspicion that one's romantic partner may be attracted to, emotionally involved with, or unfaithful with someone else.
Wanting another person's attention, affection, or loyalty exclusively and feeling threatened when that attention is shared with others.
ADJECTIVE
Showing intense concern, watchfulness, or devotion in protecting something or someone from loss, damage, interference, or misuse.
Showing strong concern and careful attention to preserving or protecting something considered valuable, such as one's rights, reputation, interests, or responsibilities.