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unenvious
adjective
uk /ˌʌnˈen.vi.əs/ us /ˌʌnˈen.vi.əs/
happy with what you have and not wishing you had what another person has:
She is hard-working, patient, and unenvious.
The unenvious teacher was delighted to hear about her student's success.
He was able to look in a detached and unenvious way at the reputations of other writers.
I don't think there is such an unenvious and enthusiastic sporting community as this anywhere in the world.
A belief that success is the result of effort has built the country's reputation as an unenvious society.
I enjoyed the helpful and unenvious atmosphere in the office.
SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases
Satisfied and complacent
at one with the worldidiom
be on to a good thingidiom
complacency
complacent
complacently
nicely
pride
rest on your laurelsidiom
rewardingly
sate
self-complacent
self-content
self-contented
self-contentedly
self-fulfilled
that'll do nicelyidiom
this is the life!idiom
triumphalism
undiscouraged
virtuously
Opposite
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