Jealousy and Envy

Jealousy and envy. Is there a difference between them, or are they synonyms?

Learn more about both in today’s video, and why they are so often confused.

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[stephanies]

I’m envious of her vocabulary and command of the English language. 😉

[cleonicerenkema]

I live this explanation, it's because I always thought about the meanings of jealous words.

[projectkj]

Jealous sounds ugly. I use envy all the time! I am happy for my friend just wish I had that thing! Don’t want them to NOT have it! 😁

[kenrutherford]

Jealousy is usually accompanied by anger

[jessicam]

I remember my mom told me she wished she had a house like mine. Would that be envy?