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Jealous vs. Zealous
Jealous
/ˈdʒeləs/Examples:
She felt a pang of jealousy when she saw them together.His jealous nature often leads to unnecessary conflicts.Jealous clouds covered the sun, hiding its warm rays.
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Zealous
/ˈzeləs/Examples:
She approached every task with zealous determination.His zealous support for animal rights inspired many.The team was zealous in preparing for the championship.
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Ways to tell them apart:
- Zealous starts with a Z, which can remind you of the energy or buzz someone has when they are enthusiastic about something.
- Jealous starts with a J, like in the word judge, reflecting how someone might judge themselves or others when feeling envy.
- Zealous is often associated with positivity and eagerness, whereas jealous has a more negative connotation of envy or suspicion.
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