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covetous

[kuhv-i-tuhs] / ˈkʌv ɪ təs /


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His covetous comments about Greenland, an autonomous Danish territory, deepened concerns.

From The Wall Street Journal

In yoga, I watched, covetous and profusely sweating, as people around me in class pointed their toes skyward and inverted.

From Salon

But there’s a part of me that’s covetous of this bold, ubiquitous YOLO, that wishes I could summon this brand of fearlessness.

From New York Times

He also argued, however, that covetous and rivalrous government bureaucracies regard their secrets as property, hiding them from other bureaucracies, with which they sometimes barter secrets.

From Washington Post

Ryan Kent has attracted covetous glances from the English Premier League.

From BBC