Meaning
Enviably is an adverb that means in a way that makes others feel envy or admiration. It describes something that is so good, successful, or desirable that other people would want to have it.
Grammar and Usage
- Part of speech: Adverb
- It modifies verbs, adjectives, or other adverbs.
- Sentence pattern: subject + verb + enviably + adjective/adverb Example: She is enviably talented.
Common Phrases
- enviably successful
- enviably beautiful
- enviably wealthy
- enviably talented
- enviably confident
Collocations
- Adjectives with enviably: enviably rich, enviably slim, enviably clever
- Verbs with enviably: live enviably, perform enviably, look enviably
Examples
- She is enviably fluent in three languages.
- He lives enviably close to the beach.
- The actress is enviably graceful on stage.
- They are enviably happy in their marriage.
- The company grew enviably fast last year.
- She has an enviably calm personality.
- He is enviably confident in public speaking.
- The chef prepared the dish enviably well.
Synonyms or Related
- Admirably
- Impressively
- Desirably
- Covetedly (less common)
- Remarkably