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enviable

[en-vee-uh-buhl] / ˈɛn vi ə bəl /


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For many, when the Model S sedan began deliveries in 2012, it was just that—a vehicle that outperformed luxury cars and had enviable range.

From The Wall Street Journal

Despite the glory of his singing and the enviable success of his award-lavished career, he made his life of enormous privilege seem like a tale of unremitting anguish and woe.

From Los Angeles Times

"The new ability to access Google's Willow processor, through open competition, puts UK researchers in an enviable position," said Prof Stevenson.

From BBC

Looking ahead, Coca-Cola remains a cash-rich business with unmatched brand power and enviable profitability, but it needs a clearer playbook for a world less enamored with sugary drinks.

From Barron's

“Companies, many of whom enjoy enviable market positions, are affordable now for competitors, private equity funds and other potential acquirors, including hostile bidders, even at significant premiums,” the 2020 Harvard forum observed.

From Los Angeles Times