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invĭdĭa
feminine noun I declension

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1 hate, hatred or dislike
2 envy, jealousy, spite, ill will
3 use of words or acts to arouse

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Locutions, idioms and examples

colligo invidiam || alicui invidiae sum || quae invidia est? || a ventis invidiae = with the winds of envy || habet nomen invidiam || commoveo invidiam in aliquem || cedo invidiae || invidia conflagro || ardeo invidia || aestuo invidia || adduco aliquem in invidiam || voco aliquem in invidiam || alicui or in aliquem invidiam conflo || ad invidiae incendium restinguendum = to estinguish the fire of hostility || aliena invidia splendens || adhaeret altissimis invidia || accusor invidiae crimine = to suffer the weight of envy || absit invidia verbo = far from my words the idea of offending anyone, may you forgive this statement || ad invidiam vestri ordinis sedandam = to cease hostilities against your class || aliquem absentem invidiae crimine accuso || adeo supererant animi ad sistinendam invidiam || ab omnibus ventis invidiae circumflor = to be assaulted from every side by gusts of envy || anxios invidia inimicos spectavit || comperit invidiam supremo fine domari || augeo invidiam dictatorem criminando || do oscula sine invidia || circumflari ab omnibus ventis invidiae || ad leniendam invidiam intercessit his verbis = for the purpose of diminishing hate he spoke these words || civis qui se pro patriae salute opponat invidiae || belli invidiam optimo consuli impono || ad invidiam ei faciundam legatos subornatos criminibus introduxit = he allowed to enter messengers to whom accusations were suggested to provoke unpopularity towards him || apud populos provinciae invidiam atque offensionem suscipere || accusator pati reum ruere invidiaeque flammam ac materiam criminibus suis suggerere